While “at times you struggle to understand what makes these characters worth your attention”, “you’ll find yourself more invested than you realised you could be”. Sophie Butcher of The Cine Blog reviews Joanna Hogg drama ‘The Souvenir’.
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Jacob Davis thinks “Bill Skarsgård was so phenomenal that he made Tim Curry’s version of the character seem less like an Eldritchian horror and more like a weirdo at a circus.” His full review here.
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New Kendrick Brothers movie ‘Overcomer’ (2019) is “a visual “and then”, like a toddler telling a story”, according to Jacob Davis’ review.
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“Fortunately, Dragonworld is incredibly entertaining because it’s so stupid” are the words of Jacob Davis in his review of the 1994 picture from writer-director Ted Nicolaou.
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The Johannes Roberts directed sequel to the surprisingly well received ’47 Meters Down’, ’47 Meters Down: Uncaged’, starring Corinne Fox, reviewed by Jacob Davis.
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Perhaps “the precise moment we can pinpoint as Tarantino signing his career’s own death warrant”, 2019 release Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, reviewed by Joseph Wade.
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“The Emoji Movie is a legendarily bad film”, but is it worth all of the vitriol? Jacob Davis explores in his review of the Sony Pictures Animation movie, here.
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“While The Jungle Book enhanced the magic of its predecessor, The Lion King did the opposite.” Samuel Sybert reviews ‘The Lion King’ (2019).
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Peter Greenaway directed Michael Gambon and Helen Mirren in ‘The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover’ (1989), a “dark and disturbing” movie according to reviewer Jacob Davis.
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“Moody, tense and visually stunning, ‘Gwen’ (2019) is a dark delight that holds back no punches and speaks of some cold, hard truths in the world.” Kieran Judge reviews.
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The world's 2nd largest cinema chain, Cineworld, have announced that