My Initial Thoughts When I first watched Don’t Look Up (2021) it was on New Years Day, I can confidently say it was the wrong film choice to start off the new year. My initial thoughts were that the movie was overtly high brow, condescending and heavy handed. I thought it was a clunky attempt at sending an important message and lost all its credibility. Although, in saying that, after revisiting the film I can confidently say my opinions have changed. I was able to approach t

John Wick Chapter 4 does not disappoint, for a fan of this franchise the forth instalment brings us the same energy as its predecessors,...

In 1999, Michael Matthews became the youngest Briton to summit Mount Everest but sadly, after his summit he was lost by his group and...

X (2022) blew me away, after watching for the first time I was utterly in love with every element of this movie. Every shot is captured perfectly and every single moment wass executed with precision and detail. Mia Goth is easily the stand out in this film, her performance (or should I say performances...) were completely compelling and truly unforgettable. She is a new addition to the list of Final Girls and I think she is more than deserving. Her character Maxine Minx is so

This movie is an example of a slow burner, emulating the tedious and monotonous life of a recovering and struggling addict. Four Days...

The premise of the 1967’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner feature has been reimagined for millennials, essentially a white individual brings...

A Spike Lee joint, Do The Right Thing (1989) is a truly magnificent movie. I am a proud owner of Lee's career -spanning monograph book,...

A special look... Atrabilious is to describe being melancholy or irritable, Leon Addison Brown stars as a heartbroken father (Steven) who...

The Incredibles is a highly regarded Disney animated classic, with an explosion of creativity and originality, when this movie was...

We’ve heard of Annabelle, we’ve all seen Chucky but now it’s time for a new doll, Megan! What starts with a tragic family accident...

Bardo is an incredibly stylised and a visual odyssey, a spectacle of physicality and creativity. Pushing the boundaries of cinema to create something utterly fascinating. Often the stylised moments are favoured over the plot, meaning the artistic moments overshadow the story and it starts to make very little sense- which id assume, is the ambition. Although, regardless of any narrative the camera angles, bold colours and creative camera choices are so pleasing to the eye. Bar

College professor Jack Gladney and his family's comfortable suburban life is upended when a nearby chemical leak causes "The Airborne...