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by Nicola Austin January 25, 2017

Split Review

Year: 2017 Director: M. Night Shyamalan Starring: James McAvoy , Anya Taylor-Joy , Haley Lu Richardson Written by Louie Fecou It's another film from M.Night Shyamalan, are you ready? His recent track record has left movie goers and studios rather cold, but after…

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by Nicola Austin January 25, 2017

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La La Land Review

We review the phenomenal La La Land starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone & directed by Damien Chazelle (Whiplash). Jazz pianist Sebastian falls for aspiring actress Mia, as they both try to find their big break in Los Angeles.

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by Nicola Austin February 8, 2016

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Triple 9 Review

So it was the Cineworld Unlimited Screening last night and out of all the films speculated to be playing (including the much anticipated Deadpool and Concussion) turns out it was Triple 9 – a film that I’d not even seen a trailer…

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by Nicola Austin January 1, 2016

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The Danish Girl Review

This time last year I was watching the brilliant The Theory of Everything, the Stephen Hawking biopic with an Oscar winning performance by Eddie Redmayne. On new years day this year I watched The Danish Girl, another biopic with an equally standout performance from Redmayne,…

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by Nicola Austin December 27, 2015

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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Spoiler Filled Review

J.J Abrams fuses a great combination of both old and new in The Force Awakens; drawing on what we loved so much from the original trilogy to create a loveable old-school homage to the beloved space epic. The force is strong with…

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by Nicola Austin December 19, 2015

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In The Heart Of The Sea Review

Ron Howard's maritime disaster is more 'Castaway' than 'Moby Dick'... In the heart of the sea focuses on the 'true' events that inspired Herman Melville's literary epic Moby Dick, but doesn't come anywhere near the gravitas of Ahab's legendary journey. The film's events unravel through a series…

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by Nicola Austin December 2, 2015

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The Good Dinosaur Review

While the visuals are gorgeous, the Good Dinosaur doesn't quite live up to Pixar standards... So what would happen if the meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs actually missed? This is the premise of the film that was set up in the…

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