Five criminals meet during a routine police line-up. Upon their release, they plan to pull off a dangerous heist involving precious...

Although not usually considered a great cinematic feature, Interview with a Vampire (1994) is a nostalgic vampire flick that I do...

I don't think I've ever recovered from watching Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon all on screen together. This trio of talent...

I feel as though at least one of the Avengers movies belongs on everyones top 100 list, for me, it was always going to be Endgame. Every...

I remember when Disney released the trailer for Wreck it Ralph in 2012 and I was utterly blown away by the concept of the film, after...

Rope, released in 1948 this thrilling crime drama is one of Hitchcock's most dynamic and suspenseful features to date. Proving his...

It should go without saying that Martin Scorsese's three hour long comedy is one of his greatest feature to date. The Wolf of Wall Street...

Arrival is a dystopian drama with high stakes and an overpowering plot, this new approach to the classic ‘alien’ genre is utterly unique. Telling the story from the point of view of Louise Banks (Adams), her already tragic backstory adds to the suspense and overall tension during the set up for the first encounter. The subject matter is disturbing, unnerving to say the least. Along with the blue tint, Arrival (2016) is undoubtedly a poetic and unsettling spectacle. The first

The Clades are a legendary family of explorers whose differences threaten to topple their latest and most crucial mission into uncharted...

Showing Elvis’ childhood influences from black musicians in southern America was handled with respect and grace. It was truly beautiful...

A biting satire that directly addresses America’s problem with denying a solvable crisis, Don’t Look Up (2021) staring Leonardo DiCaprio...

“A fable from a true tragedy”, I will start as the film started, with this statement. The director is clearly telling us from the beginning that this film is a work of fiction. Of course, cinema is subjective, ironically so it the public’s view of the royal family and Diana herself. Influenced by personal feelings, tastes or opinions but most of all, the media. Spencer (2021) delves deep into the psyche of Princess Diana and depicts her inner turmoil on screen for all of us t