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Emily the Criminal Blu-ray review: Dir. John Patton Ford
Emily the Criminal is out now on Blu-ray and DVD from Mediumrare Entertainment Continue reading
Avatar: The Way of Water review: Dir. James Cameron (2022)
In UK Cinemas and IMAX 3D this Friday… Continue reading
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Skyfall in Concert review [Live at the Royal Albert Hall]
A must-buy experience for any 007 fanatic… Continue reading
Nanny review: Dir. Nikyatu Jusu (2022)
Nanny is streaming on Prime Video from 16 December Continue reading
The Lost King review: Dir. Stephen Frears
The Lost King is out on DVD and to Stream from Warner Bros now Continue reading
Violent Night review: Dir. Tommy Wirkola (2022)
Christmas Carnage on an entertaining scale…! Continue reading
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The Infernal Affairs Trilogy Blu-ray review: Dir. Andrew Lau and Alan Mak [Criterion Collection]
The Infernal Affairs Trilogy is a mixed bag, but worth a look for the first film alone, a lean, tightly plotted genre masterpiece with seminal performances from Tony Leung and Andy Lau Continue reading
Doctor Who Am I review: Dir. Vanessa Yuille and Matthew Jacobs (2022)
A frequently amusing and occasionally quite emotional journey into the world of Doctor Who fan culture through the eyes of one of the show’s most controversial writers. Our review of Doctor Who Am I… Continue reading
Strange World review: Dir. Don Hall & Qui Nguyen (2022)
A visual delight, Strange World more then lives up to the promise of its title… Continue reading
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever IMAX review: Dir. Ryan Coogler (2022)
An often frustrating watch, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is flawed, but undeniably moving, with powerhouse performances from Angela Bassett and Letitia Wright Continue reading
Spirited review: Dir. Sean Anders (2022)
Spirited is streaming on Apple TV+ Continue reading
Something In The Dirt review: Dirs. Aaron Moorhead, Justin Benson
Something in the Dirt in UK Cinemas now, and on Digital Download and Blu-ray from 5th December, from Lightbulb Film Distribution Continue reading
Marvel Studios’ Werewolf by Night review: Dir. Michael Giacchino
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has spent the last ten years or more moulding and melding a behemoth of reachable, relatable characters, even if quite a few have superpowers. Of late thought, Kevin Feige and the covert MCU conspirators have been introducing the lesser known and more obscure characters deep from the Marvel Universe catalogue – … Continue reading
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Avatar review: Dir. James Cameron [Remastered]
In anticipation of its long-awaited sequel, James Cameron’s Avatar has been re-released in stunning 4K and 3D… Continue reading
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