I did not expect The Invite to be one of my favourite films of 2026, so far but it truly is. This film surprised me, it moved me, it excited me and it made me laugh.

Imagine critically acclaimed films Klute (1971) and Pretty Woman (1990) had a baby, you’d get Anora (2024). This Academy Award winner is...

Eunice Paiva begins a lonely battle to learn the truth behind the disappearance of her husband. While trying to keep her family together....

Gabriela is a poetic commentary on identity and liberation, the pursuit of dreams and reflecting on your personal resilience. Gabriela...

Step Brothers is a goofy comedy which delivers some of the most slapstick and overtly ridiculous displays of humour. The films central storyline is hilarious, following the surreal lives of Brennan and Dale who are forced to get alone with one another. The story is strong but in reality, this film would be nothing without the presence of Ferrell and Riley, the two actors in the core roles completely dominate this film and make it the comedy classic it is today. Ferrell and Ri

JoJo Rabbit is a brilliant example of genius filmmaking, not being afraid to approach a certain topic through the lens of satire and comedy yet displaying the upmost respect and intelligence on said topic. JoJo Rabbit from the outside is simply a war movie but once you start watching you realise it is so much more than that. Centred around young JoJo who is conflicted about his place in the world as a Hitler Youth cadet. This film was brought to life from the brilliant mind o

Stand By Me is a beautiful coming of age story which sees a group of young boys, Gordie, Chris, Teddy and Vern who decide to hike to find the corpse of Ray Brower, a local teenager, who was hit by a train while plucking blueberries in the wild. Written by the incomparable Stephen King, this tale is one of humour, tragedy, heart ache and relatability. We see these children go on a true journey of self discovery and overcome issues within their lives. We see these four friends

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) is not usually the first Indiana Jone’s movie people think of but to me, this is by far the only Indiana Jone’s movie I picture when I hear the that name. Harrison Ford alongside Sean Connery brings some of the best one liners to the franchise and some of my favourite moments between the pair. In 1912, a teenage Indiana Jones discovers a group of robbers finding a crucifix owned by Coronado while exploring caves with his Boy Scout tr

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

Triangle of Sadness is an internationally produced satirical black comedy written and directed by Ruben Östlund. This film is a literal...

La Haine is a work of tough beauty, a landmark of contemporary French cinema and a gripping reflection of its country's ongoing identity...

They simply don’t make films like this anymore, we no longer have stars like Judy Garland and practical affects are slowly being pushed off our screens. The Wizard of Oz is one of the most mystical, magical movie to have ever been created. A true monument of cinema and a true depiction and living proof of how unique and groundbreaking movies can be. In this classic musical fantasy, Judy Garland stars as Dorothy Gale, a young Kansas farm girl who dreams of a land somewhere ove