As an audience member, watching a biographical film about someone whose work you’re only passingly familiar with is an interesting proposition. Will the film provide…
A cargo pilot stranded in the Arctic after his plane crashes patiently waits for his rescue to arrive. His routine of fishing and calling for…
Presumably if you’re heading in to see On The Basis of Sex (OTBOS) it’s because you’re somewhat familiar with the incredible legacy of Ruth Bader…
If you’re not familiar with DC Comics and their resident fish-friend the movie acts as a pretty good introduction. It more or less follows the…
Vice is the latest release from writer/director Adam McKay, which has undergone much pontification prior to its release on Boxing Day. Many will be familiar…
Sorry to Bother You is the debut feature film of artist/musician/writer/activist Boots Riley which manages to bridge a great many genres and sub-genres including comedy,…
Spitfire is a documentary about one of the most romanticised images of the British world War Two experience – the Spitfire fighter plane. A solid…
In what is described as a very personal project, writer and director Alfonso Cuarón reveals the social and political turmoil hidden behind the middle-class exterior…
2015’s Jack Black headlined Goosebumps took a franchise with a history of campy screen adaptations and spun it into something more reminiscent of Misery than the 90s…
The Old Man and the Gun has its problems, but like the titular Old Man in the middle of a bank heist, it charmed me almost…