Film / 13/10/2020 The Devil all the Time and the R Patz Renaissance

Gothic drama, The Devil all the Time has become quite the talking point on social media over the past few weeks. Based on the 2011 book, the film follows multiple characters all residing in the  small American town, Knockemstiff.  I’m going to be honest with you, I wasn’t sure what to expect when watching this...

Film / 13/10/2020 Mulan (2020) Review

Subscribers of Disney+ and even the most casual of Disney fans will no doubt know that the Mulan live-action remake has finally premiered onto the streaming service, six months after it was originally meant to open in cinemas. The film has come under fire by fans and critics alike because of its long production and...

Film / 13/10/2020 Post Lockdown Cinema

I am very fond of films. They are my favourite things in the world. I once watched 509 films in one year. I own an Odeon limitless card and for a long period, I had seen every single film that came out. This is my way of showing I care about cinema. And cinemas. The...

Film / 13/10/2020 A Year Without Marvel: A Blessing or a Curse?

Following recent news that Marvel Studios’ ‘Black Widow’ has now been postponed for a 2021 release, meaning no new releases from the studios for the remainder of the year, it must be asked – will they be missed? Do they indeed form an essential part of the film industry or are they simply, as Martin...

Film / 13/10/2020 Enola Holmes: Review

Enola Holmes, based on a series of books of the same name, starring Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown, has been released. The film follows the character of Enola Holmes, set in 1884, in a world on the brink of change. We get action-packed scenes mixed in with historical references such as clothing and setting as...

Film / 22/09/2020 The New Mutants and The Return of the Cinema

Tango ice blast? Check. Cinema snacks? Check. I had everything I needed for a classic cinema experience. But this time it was different. When not eating, my mask was on. And there wasn’t the usual hustle and bustle of the cinema, where you were shoved up against the person next to you who was telling...

Film

Mulan (2020) Review
Photo: Unsplash
Film

Mulan (2020) Review

Subscribers of Disney+ and even the most casual of Disney fans will no doubt know that the Mulan live-action remake has finally premiered onto the streaming service, six months after it was originally meant to open in cinemas. The film has come under fire by fans and critics alike because of its long production and…

Post Lockdown Cinema
Photo: Unsplash
Film

Post Lockdown Cinema

I am very fond of films. They are my favourite things in the world. I once watched 509 films in one year. I own an Odeon limitless card and for a long period, I had seen every single film that came out. This is my way of showing I care about cinema. And cinemas. The…

Enola Holmes: Review
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Film

Enola Holmes: Review

Enola Holmes, based on a series of books of the same name, starring Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown, has been released. The film follows the character of Enola Holmes, set in 1884, in a world on the brink of change. We get action-packed scenes mixed in with historical references such as clothing and setting as…


1 2 3 … 134

Searching