Dune: Part Two(2024)

"He who controls the spice controls the universe"

While highly critically acclaimed, Dune (2021) left a fairly substantial elephant-in-the-room regarding its ending. An adaptation of Frank Herbert’s foundational 1965 sci-fi epic of the same name, the film depicted roughly the first half of the book’s narrative. Those who are familiar with th...

by Alexander Sayers

Bob Marley: One Love(2024)

"A universal viewing of Bob’s Marley life from 1976 to 1978."

In recent times, cinema has seen a resurgence of biopic’s, particularly centred around musical icons – Freddie Mercury, Elton John and Elvis Presley to name a few, with an Amy Winehouse and Bob Dylan offering also on the horizon, it is no surprise then, that we are now being treated to a biop...

by Camila Sayers

Mean Girls(2024)

"a triumph, having the essence of the 2004 version, it's campy and fun, it will have you tapping your feet and smiling throughout"

Late last year, the decision was made to put Mean Girls out in Cinemas rather than just releasing it on streaming. I feel that was a good idea since the Musical version of Mean Girls is a triumph from start to finish, it is a familiar story with a healthy injection of music.

Curiously, th...

by Marc Jason Ali

Killers Of The Flower Moon(2024)

"provides an extremely satisfying end and brings to light a story that has been ignored for far too long"

Latest anticipated feature from Apple TV, Killers of the flower moon is Scorsese newest production on one of America’s often ignored pieces of history. 

Adapted from the non-fiction book “Killers of the Flower Moo...

by Federica Roberti

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom(2023)

"I have to point out how beautiful the film is, bright, dazzling and a delight to watch in IMAX and it really is the best way to watch it"

Whilst many have written off Aquaman as a casualty of the failed and scrapped DCEU, I headed into this with optimism, DC films haven't always been as disappointing as the the most recent batch, in my lifetime; the original batch of Superman and Batman films were high marks at the Cinema.

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by Ben Peter Ward

Saltburn(2023)

"visually supports the story by focusing on minuscule details, gifting her film a mysterious glow and baroque aesthetic"

The Opening feature for the London Film Festival, Saltburn is a twisted, satirical and thrilling reflection on modern society through the eyes of a young generation.

Everyone at some point in their life has been the sh...

by Federica Roberti