Leda (Olivia Colman) has taken a holiday in Greece with the aim of doing some work whilst spending a lot of time relaxing on the beach. But when she meets Nina (Dakota Johnson) and her child it brings back painful memories of her past as a mother to young children.  Flashbacks to Leda as a … Continue reading The Lost Daughter

The rise and fall of televangelists Tammy Faye (Jessica Chastain) and Jim Bakker (Andrew Garfield) as told through the eyes of Tammy Faye.  Opening in 1952 we see a young Tammy Faye desperate to join her mother in church and convinced that God has spoken to her. In 1960 at college she meets and falls … Continue reading The Eyes Of Tammy Faye

As a young girl Suzu’s mother died in a tragic accident rendering her unable to sing. A passion that she shared with her mother was lost to her until she entered the virtual world of the U. Inside the U represented by her avatar Belle she becomes a world wide phenomenon. At one of Belle’s … Continue reading Belle: The Dragon And The Freckled Princess

The Jackass crew return exactly twenty years after the release of their first movie for more pranks and stunts that will have you wincing and crying with laughter.  It is pretty hard to review a Jackass movie as it is the sort of film that you probably know in advance if you will enjoy it … Continue reading Jackass Forever

In the near future, Cameron (Mahershala Ali) is facing into the fact that his terminal illness will leave his wife, son and unborn child without a husband and father. Choosing not to tell them of his condition he looks to Dr. Scott (Glenn Close) and her groundbreaking new process of cloning as a way to … Continue reading Swan Song

On a post apocalyptic Earth an engineer builds a robot for the sole purpose of looking after his dog when he dies.  When we meet Finch (Tom Hanks) he is clearing buildings looking for food and supplies. Clad in a radiation suit he marks off on a map another location and heads back to his … Continue reading Finch

The moon has shifted out of orbit and is on a collision course to Earth. Can disgraced astronaut Brian Harper (Patrick Wilson), NASA director Jo Fowler (Halle Berry) and conspiracy theorist KC Housman (John Bradley) save the world?  What can I say about a film like Moonfall? For any of you who regularly read my … Continue reading Moonfall

Seventeen-year-old Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones) lives with mum Jackie (Marlee Matlin), dad Frank (Troy Kotsur) and brother Leo (Daniel Durant). Ruby is the only hearing person among them and from a young age she has had the responsibility of acting as translator for her family. Whilst juggling school she helps them with their fishing business … Continue reading CODA