‘SEARCHING’ REVIEW
Scepticism always looms over gimmicky movies, and the computer-screen narration of Searching certainly brought with it its fair share of preconceived doubts. The whole story […]
FROM THE ARCHIVES: ‘CLICK’ REVIEW
Adam Sandler has released a lot of films that have made us all want to cry out of disgust and despair for the movie industry, […]
‘YARDIE’ REVIEW
Idris Elba marked his foray into directing with an adaptation of Victor Headley’s ferocious book from 1992, Yardie. Considered as a quasi-sacred text amongst British […]
‘THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI’ REVIEW
Martin McDonagh has made a name for himself craftting characters who are uncomfortable vessels in which to explore the human condition. His previous two films […]
‘LAST FLAG FLYING’ REVIEW
Films which concern themselves with America’s involvement in Iraq and/or Afghanistan don’t often tend to reach a very large audience. While The Hurt Locker may […]
‘DOWNSIZING’ REVIEW
A new Alexander Payne film is cause for excitement. The director behind Nebraska, The Descendants and Sideways has a knack for offbeat human stories which […]
‘HOSTILES’ REVIEW
Scott Cooper has thus far made a career out of producing films which are by no means awful, but they are certainly fairly unremarkable. His […]
RECAP: ‘STAR TREK: DISCOVERY’ S1 EPISODE 6
From contributing critic Andrew Gaudion Episode 6: Lethe *CONTAINS SPOILERS* After my worries of Michael (Sonequa Martin-Green) being short-changed in the last episode, all is […]
‘THOR: RAGNAROK’ REVIEW
From contributing critic Andrew Gaudion While Thor is arguably the strongest Avenger, with Chris Hemsworth out-muscling his co-stars by a good 16-inch bicep or two, […]
RECAP: ‘STAR TREK: DISCOVERY’ S1 EPISODES 4 AND 5
From contributing critic Andrew Gaudion *SPOILERS COMING AT YOU AT WARP SPEED* Ep4: The Butcher’s Knife Cares Not for the Lamb’s Cry Star Trek has […]