As Ian (Tom Holland) turns sixteen he is missing the father he never really knew more than ever. When his mother Laurel (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) produces a present for Ian and his older brother Barley (Chris Pratt) that their father left for them when they were both sixteen or older it sends them on a magical … Continue reading Onward
During a family holiday Billie (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and Pete (Will Ferrell) are faced with the sight of an avalanche coming toward them and their children. Pete’s act of self preservation over the safety of his family results in them both reevaluating their relationship. Downhill is an American remake of Ruben Östlund’s 2014 film Force Majeure, … Continue reading Downhill
Two weeks after Cecilia (Elizabeth Moss) escapes her controlling, abusive boyfriend she finds out that he has committed suicide. But when strange events that are detrimental to her life begin to happen her sanity comes into question. Could she really be haunted by an invisible man or is she so emotionally damaged that she has … Continue reading The Invisible Man
The life of Ned Kelly as a boy, a man and an outlaw is captured in a film that opens with the line “Nothing you are about to see is true” but whether it is or not matters little when what is portrayed is riveting and essential. Ned as a boy is shaped by three … Continue reading True History Of The Kelly Gang
Dark Water is based on the true story of how corporate defence attorney Rob Bilott (Mark Ruffalo) sued the DuPont chemical company over the poisoning of thousands of people through the manufacturing of Teflon. Following Bilott over the course of years of investigation and court motions the film portrays a jaw dropping story of cover … Continue reading Dark Waters
Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) has broken up with the Joker and that means it’s open season for all of the people she has ever wronged to get their revenge. When The Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) sets his sights on her and some other women of Gotham they join forces to fight back. I have really … Continue reading Birds of Prey and the fabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn
Sega’s most famous video game creation finally comes to the big screen. Whilst hiding his powers on Earth, Sonic the Hedgehog let’s his emotions get the better of him and discharges a massive electro-magnetic pulse resulting in the authorities sending mad genius Dr. Robotnik to discover its cause. Sonic has had a famously troubled journey … Continue reading Sonic The Hedgehog
A lighthouse keeper and his assistant pass the time on a desolate and remote island whilst tending to the light. The Lighthouse could loosely be defined as a psychological horror film but really it escapes any obvious definition. As the two men go about their duties and start to reveal themselves to each other there … Continue reading The Lighthouse
Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) return as Miami detectives trying to take down a new leader within the Mexican cartel who has a vendetta against Lowrey. As with most “long awaited” sequels I honestly believe that your relationship with the originals can go a long way to colouring your opinion of … Continue reading Bad Boys For Life
Six miles underwater deep in the Mariana Trench the Titan corporation are drilling for energy resources. But when the support base for the drill suffers a huge structural failure six crew members are left fighting for survival against the elements and the mysterious cause of the accident. Underwater wears its B-Movie credentials on its sleeve … Continue reading Underwater
