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by Nicola Austin February 10, 2020

The Peanut Butter Falcon Review

2019 festival hit The Peanut Butter Falcon finally swoops into home release, following deserved critical acclaim and award wins. Star Zack Gottsagen even made history at the Oscars ceremony last night (9 February) as the first Oscars presenter with Down Syndrome, along…

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by Nicola Austin February 9, 2020

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Parasite Review

Korean auteur Bong Joon Ho is back with his seventh feature in Oscar contender Parasite, a film that perfectly sums up the director's genre bending career to date. There's no way you can pigeonhole this festival hit into a certain category; it's…

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by Louie Fecou February 8, 2020

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Underwater Review

Miles below the ocean is a massive drilling station, and before you really even get time to think about what's going on, disaster strikes and the walls come crashing in. Kristen Stewart has barely enough time to finish brushing her teeth before…

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by Nicola Austin February 5, 2020

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Birds of Prey Review

Margot Robbie is back and more bonkers than ever as fan favourite DC character Harley Quinn in Birds of Prey, who was undoubtedly the best adaptation from comic book to screen in David Ayer's Suicide Squad. Despite the influence of negative Twitter…

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by Louie Fecou February 1, 2020

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The Rhythm Section Review

A plane crash that kills her family sends Stephanie Patrick down a rabbit hole of revenge, murder and destruction in this gripping thriller from Reed Morano. Based on a book by Mark Burnell, this is a gritty and often uncomfortable thriller, that…

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by Louie Fecou January 26, 2020

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The Grudge Review

Directed by Nicolas Pesce, this reworking of classic horror title The Grudge has popped up in cinemas around the country. With Sam Raimi attached as a producer, I thought this movie may have had a bit more hype about it. The Grudge,…

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by Louie Fecou January 26, 2020

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The Turning Review

The Turning is a modern day adaptation of the famous ghost story The Turn Of The Screw by Henry James. It's the story of a young teacher Kate played by Mackenzie Davis, that is employed at a stately home to tutor the…

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by Billie Melissa January 16, 2020

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Bad Boys for Life Review

The Bad Boys are back and directors, Adil and Bilall, waste no time capturing the exhilaration of squealing tires on concrete, shoot-outs and all the things expected when Will Smith and Martin Lawrence come together. They find their esoteric rhythm and chemistry…

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by Louie Fecou January 12, 2020

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The Gentlemen Review

I have to admit, I was not the biggest fan of a lot of Guy Ritchie's more recent releases. Man from Uncle was a brave attempt at launching a big budget franchise series for the studio, but it never quite struck the…

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by Billie Melissa January 8, 2020

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Just Mercy (Review)

"Each of us is more than the worst thing that we've ever done," Michael B. Jordan stands tall in a U.S. Senate Committee Hearing, echoing those very words. These words are the manifesto of Bryan Stevenson, human rights lawyer and founder of…

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by Nicola Austin December 31, 2019

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JoJo Rabbit Review

JoJo Rabbit is the long-awaited latest film from writer-director Taika Waititi to hit the big screen following blockbuster Thor Ragnarok, with a script inspired by Christine Leunen’s 2004 novel Caging Skies. Waititi brings his signature comic voice and quirky nuance to uh,…

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by Nicola Austin December 30, 2019

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1917 Review

The ambitious new drama from Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes is the latest in a long line of War films which are inspired by true events, following the most recent Dunkirk. Bringing to life the story told to him by his grandfather Alfred,…

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by Nicola Austin December 30, 2019

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Spies in Disguise Review

Based on Lucas Martell’s short film Pigeon: Impossible, Spies in Disguise is the latest animated film to hit cinemas from first time directors Nick Bruno and Troy Quane. This family-friendly film is perfect for the festive period, mixing elements of a fun,…

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by Billie Melissa December 17, 2019

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Little Women Review

Gerwig jumps unafraid into the retelling of a classic, one that has graced the big screen many a time, and grabs it with all her might from the first minute. Like her heroine, Jo March, Gerwig had a wall of scepticism built for her…

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by Nicola Austin December 10, 2019

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Jumanji: The Next Level Review

A sequel to the 2017 box office hit Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle appeared a no brainer, with the reimagining of the 1995 classic proving a surprisingly fun outing thanks to the body swapping antics and comedic chops of Johnson, Hart, Gillan…

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