Movie Review: Edie
Edie is one of the most delightful, inspiring movies you will see, and I really hope you make time to see it. Sheila Hancock is simply magnificent.
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Movie Review: Upgrade
The life of a reviewer means we often have to go outside our comfort zone. Upgrade, fits into that category for me, and I have to say I was totally…
Movie Review: Disobedience
With so many movies to see at the moment it takes a lot to make a movie stand out and be memorable. While I know little about the Orthodox Jewish…
Movie Review: Hereditary movie
A lot has been written about the movie Hereditary. It’s been called the best horror movie of the year, a movie that redesigns the genre and one which should see Toni…
Review: Kodachrome movie
Having grown up with film and experienced the heady joys of getting a roll developed, the premise of Kodachrome is intriguing. What if you were in possession of four old rolls…
Review: Tea With The Dames movie
What a delight, an absolute treat. It’s not every day you get to sit down with four icons and reminisce. Tea With The Dames provides an intimate look at what it takes…
Cargo Movie Review
Let me just say at the outset I’m not really into zombie movies, so I was a little cautious when I heard the jerky suckers would feature. But let me…
Movie Review: Tully
Tully is one of those movies you can’t say too much about or you’ll ruin it. What I can say is I wasn’t that excited about going to this one,…
Spanish Film Festival 2018: Top picks
Okay so I’m running a little late on this one but there’s still time to check out the 2018 Spanish Film Festival. If you think Spanish films have nothing to…
Review: Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Finally a movie where I’ve actually read the book. I don’t get much time to read for fun, so I was thrilled when this little book managed to get through…
Review: Early Man Movie
I can’t think of a better movie to recommend for the school holidays than Early Man, and that’s for adults as well as kids. If you liked Wallace and Gromit, and…
French Film Festival 2018
This week marks the beginning of the 2018 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival. The Festival always throws up some beauties, from sensuous dramas and quirky comedies right through to the…
Movie review: The Mercy
Must admit I wasn’t too sure about this one. As a person who gets seasick in the bath I hoped it wasn’t going to be filmed with realistic hand held…
Top Seven Movies From 2017
As a new year of movies begins, make sure you don’t forget these great movies from 2017. Make sure you keep an eye out for them. I’m quite surprised at…
Movie Review: The Commuter
Next time you’re on a public commute to work think about the people around you. Perhaps you notice the regulars. Maybe you even chat to some, even know their names.…
Paddington Bear 2 movie review
If there’s a movie you must see over the Christmas break it’s Paddington Bear 2. Honestly it’s adorable and I’m not just taking about the bear.
Movie Review: Only The Brave
So … after a huge amount of work I’ve finally found some time to tell you about a couple of great movies I’ve seen lately. First up Only The Brave.…
Three Summers Movie Review
Three Summers is the latest cracking comedy from the ever insightful Ben Elton. It’s always interesting to hear an outsiders take on where you live. Even more interesting is an…
