‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ (2018) is an “electric, atmospheric, festival of colour” and “may even be the best superhero film of 2018” according to Joseph Wade.
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Mowgli (2018) Review
Netflix release ‘Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle’ (2018), directed by Andy Serkis and starring Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett and Benedict Cumberbatch review.
Read MoreHome Alone Movies Ranked
All 5 ‘Home Alone’ Movies from the original in 1990 to the 2012 release ‘The Holiday Heist’ ranked from worst to best. “Keep the change ya filthy animal.”
Read MoreBlue (2017) Short Film Review
Maryam Farahzadi’s thought provoking 2D animated short film Blue is a wordless journey of finding acceptance from others and within yourself. Joseph Wade reviews.
Read MoreMeteorlight (2018) Short Film Review
Short film ‘Meteorlight’ (2018) directed and animated by Jonny Eveson is “a piece of cinema indicative of a filmmaker with an immense talent for his craft”. Jpseph Wade’s review.
Read MoreOutlaw King (2018) Review
David Mackenzie’s new Netflix Original film ‘Outlaw King’ starring Chris Pine is “a historical epic to remember – one that can satisfy visually and in terms of its brutality” according to Joseph Wade in his review.
Read MoreBlue Sky Studios Animated Movies Ranked
Every feature animated film release from Blue Sky Studios – the people behind ‘Ice Age’, ‘Ferdinand’ and ‘Rio’ – have been ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreTop 10 Adam Sandler Performances
The very best performances of Adam Sandler’s career have been compiled by “Why You Should Reconsider Adam Sandler” author Joseph Wade for this Top 10 list.
Read More“Evil Isn’t Always in the Opposing Uniform” – Filmmaker Matt Kennard on His WWI Centenary Short Film ‘Hymn of Hate’ and Its Contemporary Relevance
We interviewed filmmaker Matt Kennard to discuss what inspired his WWI centenary short film ‘Hymn of Hate’, the filmmaking process and the film’s relevance to contemporary politics.
Read MorePeterloo (2018) Review
“If Ken Loach’s ‘I, Daniel Blake’ was “our quiet rage”, then Mike Leigh’s ‘Peterloo’ was our very real, contemporary fears” according to Joseph Wade in his review of the 2018 film.
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