Stanley’s work is a shiny gem in world of over produced garbage, and it’s purple hues are very, very welcome In a true exaggerated Nicholas Cage fashion,…… Read more “Color Out Of Space”
Category: Review
Underwater
Underwater will remain under the radar as it heads from cinemas to streaming services, but it should be known that for a film with essentially no original…… Read more “Underwater”
Uncut Gems
Uncut Gems moves away from standing as a character piece, toward becoming a fully explored view into the natural instincts of those persuaded by greed and jealousy…… Read more “Uncut Gems”
Mr. Jones
Mr. Jones becomes compulsory viewing for anyone desperate to discover the unsung heroes of the Second World War Removing itself from classification as a traditional world war…… Read more “Mr. Jones”
Queen & Slim
Cinema appears to have reached a point where all features are now required to look beautiful, purely as a standard. Queen & Slim’s cinematography, from longtime television…… Read more “Queen & Slim”
Richard Jewell
Richard Jewell’s inability to offer women in any medium other than to cry or look good is painstakingly outdated Upon the release of every new Clint Eastwood-directed…… Read more “Richard Jewell”
Dolittle
Its characters are irritating and boring, and that’s only judging it against other talking animal films Don’t let Dolittle’s delightful opening animation convince anybody that the rest…… Read more “Dolittle”
Like A Boss
Like A Boss shouldn’t really be praised, but give it a quiet well done, and then everyone can be on their way There is a time in…… Read more “Like A Boss”
A Hidden Life
In reality, it’s not really for anyone, there’s little enjoyment about the way A Hidden Life presents itself, but it becomes a feature that feels as if…… Read more “A Hidden Life”
