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by Robert Ernest May 3, 2021

Things Heard and Seen Review

There’s more going on than meets the eye in Things Heard and Seen which is more than your typical ghostly horror film. Creative couple, Catherine (Amanda Seyfried) and George Claire (James Norton) uproot their life and move to New York when George is offered…

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by Nicola Austin April 28, 2021

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Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse Review

It's 31 years since Tom Clancy's Ryanverse novels spawned the start of six blockbuster action flicks, beginning with John McTiernan's The Hunt for Red October adaptation, and most recently with Amazon Prime's spinoff television series. The political drama franchise began with CIA…

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by Nicola Austin April 21, 2021

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The Mitchells vs The Machines Review

Duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the innovative producers behind animated hits Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and The LEGO Movie, are back with perhaps their most inventive family-friendly animated comedy yet. Heading to streaming service Netflix later this month, the apocalyptic action-adventure is a fun…

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by Nicola Austin April 19, 2021

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Black Bear Review

One of the biggest and most talked about films to hit Glasgow Film Festival is the long-awaited UK premiere of Black Bear, which may also turn out to be the most head scratching and thought provoking entry yet in the virtual fest.…

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by Nicola Austin April 18, 2021

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Promising Young Woman Review

Warning: Contains Spoilers With five Oscar nominations (including the monumental best picture and best director) and six Bafta nominations and two wins, Promising Young Woman is undoubtedly a popular awards contender. Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival back in January 2020, the revenge thriller…

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by Nicola Austin April 17, 2021

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Love and Monsters Review

Following numerous delays due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Love and Monsters has finally hit Netflix in the UK. Originally released back in October 2020 in the US by Paramount Pictures, eager fans have had a long wait for the post-apocalyptic flick to…

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by Nicola Austin April 13, 2021

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Thunder Force Review

Thunder Force is the latest superhero flick to hit streaming giant Netflix, marking the fifth project between Melissa McCarthy and regular collaborator/husband Ben Falcone. Starring longtime real-life friends McCarthy and Octavia Spencer, the comedy features an intriguing setup, as the duo suit…

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by Nicola Austin April 10, 2021

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Sound of Metal Review

Whilst 2020 has been a troubling time for blockbuster films, with many release dates pushed back to 2021, this year has seen a notable rise in smaller, more introspective indie films - and personally, it’s been all the better for it. The…

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by Robert Ernest April 7, 2021

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Palm Springs Review

At a time in our lives where every single day seems the same and weeks just all roll into one, Palm Springs eerily echoes the mundane state of mind felt by the masses right now. Groundhog Day has practically become a genre of its…

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by Scott Brown April 2, 2021

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Godzilla vs. Kong Review

Battle of the super-heavyweights results in points decision after interference from meddling humans. We're back on Skull Island where Kong is residing in his natural habitat but kept and monitored in a Truman Show-style containment area to keep him from being detected…

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by Nicola Austin March 30, 2021

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Chaos Walking Review

Following many years in development limbo, Chaos Walking finally hits streaming services in the UK this week. First announced back in 2011, the film didn't begin production until 2016, in which it was hit by a two-year delay due to reshoots. Based…

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by Scott Brown March 29, 2021

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Tom and Jerry Review

The classic cat and mouse duo return to our screens more than 80 years after the first Hanna-Barbera produced short film debut. They were the kings of children's cartoons in the 1960's and 1970's, with repeats airing all throughout the 80's and…

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by Nicola Austin March 25, 2021

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SXSW 2021: Violation Review

Fresh from the festival circuit, debuting initially at Toronto International Film Festival 2020 and then Sundance and SXSW film festivals in 2021, critically acclaimed revenge thriller Violation is heading to horror streaming service Shudder. Featuring a bold exploration of the rape revenge…

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by Nicola Austin March 23, 2021

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SXSW 2021: The Sparks Brothers Review

Shining a light on the hugely influential art pop duo, Edgar Wright brings his quirky and infectious new musical documentary The Sparks Brothers to this year's virtual South by Southwest film festival. Often known as quite the enigma, the brothers are certainly…

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by Nicola Austin March 22, 2021

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Silk Road Review

The rise of cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, is an intriguing and fast-moving phenomenon - even Tesla and SpaceX owner Elon Musk has recently jumped on the bandwagon. While investors now value the decentralised aspect of the currency, which gives power directly to buyers…

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