Michael (Mark Duplass) and Andy (Ray Romano) are friends who live in the same apartment complex. Both single, they share a love of homemade pizza, Kung fu movies and the ball game they created called Paddleton. The film opens with Michael being diagnosed with terminal cancer and what follows is a bitter sweet comedy about … Continue reading Paddleton

As a young girl, Natalie (Rebel Wilson) was enamoured by romantic comedies. That is until her mother (Jennifer Saunders with an Australian accent) explains to her that they are complete rubbish and life isn’t like that. But following an accident and a knock on the head Natalie finds herself stuck inside a romantic comedy. Netflix … Continue reading Isn’t It Romantic

Nils Dickman (Stellan Skarsgard) has just been awarded citizen of the year following his continued efforts at keeping the roads clear with his snow plough. Unfortunately his son, involved with local drug dealers, is murdered for stealing. Nils sets out to work his way up the food chain to the man in charge and get … Continue reading In Order of Disappearance (Kraftidioten)

Nels Coxman (Liam Neeson) has just been awarded citizen of the year in the small skiing town of Kehoe outside of Denver. He has manned their snowplough keeping the roads open for many years, lives with his wife Grace (Laura Dern) and has a grown son who works at the local airport. But when his … Continue reading Cold Pursuit

The true story of how Ruth Bader Ginsberg (Felicity Jones) toppled the laws that discriminated on the basis of sex leading to more equal legal footing between men and women. On the basis of sex is a quintessential against the odds biopic. Traversing through a number of years in the life of a famous figure … Continue reading On The Basis Of Sex

When school boy Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) stumbles upon Excalibur in a building site whilst escaping from some bullies it sets him on a path to save the world. The Kid Who Would be King is the sort of film that sits perfectly alongside the likes of The Goonies. It’s about a group of imaginative … Continue reading The Kid Who Would Be King

Best friends Jen (Jackie van Beek) and Mel (Madeleine Sami) offer a public service for the right price. Stuck in a bad relationship and too scared to break it off yourself? Jen and Mel will irreparably break that relationship for you. This breezy New Zealand comedy arrives on Netflix using executive producer Taika Waititi’s name … Continue reading The Breaker Upperers

The final chapter in an animated trilogy spanning 9 years features Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) and Toothless facing a danger that forces them to seek The Hidden World. A mythical place where dragons are thought to originate and perhaps the only safe place left for them when a new threat in the form of dragon hunter … Continue reading How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

Jared (Lucas Hedges) is forced to attend gay conversion therapy by his father who is a devout Baptist preacher. Based on a memoir by Garrard Conley, Boy Erased is Joel Edgerton’s second feature film as writer/director/star following the promising thriller The Gift. I found Boy Erased to be a bit of a conundrum whilst watching … Continue reading Boy Erased

In the year 2563, cybernetics doctor Dyson Ido (Christoph Waltz) finds the remains of a cyborg with a human brain whilst searching for scrap. Repairing her and giving her a new body he names her Alita (Rosa Salazar). Unable to remember her previous life she seeks to learn about the dilapidated Iron City she finds … Continue reading Alita: Battle Angel