It’s basically Crossrail with zombies The Mummy is as topical as anything around today. It’s basically Crossrail with zombies. This is a film that relies on having a surprisingly limited plot line, a lead with plenty of jokes but no … Continue reading The Mummy
It is impossible to impress enough how attack-minded, bombarding and indoctrinating The Shack actually is. As a religious film, it not only waves away many of the issues it brings up as if they are unimportant, but it does so … Continue reading The Shack
The film lends itself to revealing its under-plot in a particularly uneducated way My Cousin Rachel tells the story of Philip (Sam Claflin), who is brought up by his cousin in the English countryside. As he moves into adulthood, his cousin takes … Continue reading My Cousin Rachel
From their big bulging eyes to their unique individualities, they are perfect in every way, even if they aren’t deemed that way by society My Life As A Courgette is the most uplifting and genuine artform that I have seen … Continue reading My Life As A Courgette
The feeling of genuine amazement the film holds is second to none DC has got it wrong. Plain and simple. After the immensely successful Dark knight trilogy, they took a sharp left with Man Of Steel and then made it a … Continue reading Wonder Woman
It relies on thoughtless jokes lacking any form of wit Baywatch is the remake of the classic television show, starring an all new cast. Mitch Buchannon (Dwayne Johnson) heads the Baywatch lifeguard team and only chooses a select few to help … Continue reading Baywatch
The bond between character and audience is vital, and it works on a very human level The phrase ‘silent film’ is bandied about far too often. So called ‘silent’ films are praised and critiqued just like any other picture, but … Continue reading The Red Turtle
