I walk past yellow and red balloons and gigantic cartoon posters, and take my complimentary popcorn on the way to my seat. When I turn to face the cinema seats,...
I must confess to you, dear reader. I went into Nobody with reasonably tempered expectations. I had expected a rehash of John Wick with perhaps some characteris...
I am trying to remember the first time I watched the first Instalment of Coming to America, but I am failing. All I know is that my dad was probably the same ag...
Humans take a back seat in Godzilla v Kong, the newest (and perhaps best) instalment in the MonsterVerse. The flick delivers on its promise of epic battles, sty...
“Do you feel it, your stomach curdles, your vision warps, your limbs, they cease to feel like your own… Fear.”
From the director Nik Kacevski comes the short...
I was really excited about Wonder Woman 1984. I was a huge fan of the first Wonder Woman movie directed by Patty Jenkins, despite its shortcomings in the third ...
Francis Lee’s film Ammonite derives its name from one of the most diverse animals on Earth, which became extinct 66 million years ago. The film is loo...
Opening in a dreamy haze, the camera trails lazily behind a teenage girl on a bicycle, moving through a corridor of trees. Frank Ocean croons in the background ...
Welcome to the suburban world of New Mushroomton, a land that forgot its own magical wonders and replaced them with the marvel of science—making everyday life ...
NoFirst-hand accounts of war are not new to cinema, with films such as First They Killed My Father, Waltz with Bashir and 5 Broken Cameras being prime examples ...
