It is the summer of 1969 and struggling singer-songwriters and best friends Lorian (Willow Shields) and Meryl (Meg DeLacy) are floundering playing gigs for poorly attended birthday parties. When they stumble upon a poster for the Woodstock music festival they start planning fundraising ideas and a road trip that will take them to their dreams. … Continue reading Woodstock or Bust

An almost exact remake of the 1994 animated classic featuring ground breaking special effects and a stellar voice cast. The story is inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet where Scar, jealous of his brothers rule, conspires to kill the king and oust his son. It is becoming difficult to review Disney’s “live action” remakes without repeating myself. … Continue reading The Lion King (2019)

Laura (Holliday Grainger) and Tyler (Alia Shawkat) have been best friends for a decade. Working minimum wage jobs to live for the nightlife of wine, drugs and the freedom to do whatever they please. But when Laura meets someone and decides to get married the complicated nature of their friendship and the feeling that the … Continue reading Animals

Spider-Man Far From Home is a huge spoiler for Avengers Endgame, so stop reading now if you haven’t seen that film! Opening with a very enjoyable light hearted explanation of the five year”blip” half the Earth experienced following the “snap”, Peter Parker’s class are going on a European vacation. Unfortunately for him, Nick Fury (Samuel … Continue reading Spider-Man: Far From Home

It’s 1987, Thatcher is the longest serving prime minister in the UK under austerity and massive unemployment. In Luton, 17-year-old British-Pakistani Muslim Javed (Viveik Kalra) is an aspiring writer trying to find himself whilst right wing racist hatred grows and the pressures of his father’s version of being a Pakistani man weighs heavily on him. … Continue reading Blinded By The Light

Dani (Florence Pugh) has just suffered a family tragedy. Meanwhile her distant boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor) is planning a trip to Sweden with his friends to visit a traditional festival and wondering how he should end their relationship. Feeling unable to leave her, he invites her along in the hope she will say no. Which … Continue reading Midsommar

Asif Kapadia’s latest documentary focuses on eight years of Maradona’s life from the moment he joins Napoli to the moment he left. Encompassing two world cups, success on the pitch, the mafia, drugs and his rise to god like status by his fans. Pieced together from archive and family footage this is an exciting, gripping … Continue reading Diego Maradona

The Men In Black have gone international, with the London agency in need of assistance in saving the universe from the scum of the universe. Enter new recruit Molly (Tessa Thompson) and arrogant up and coming Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) to jet set through Paris, Marrakesh, Naples and London in their efforts to keep a … Continue reading Men In Black: International

Single mum Karen (Aubrey Plaza) has just moved with her loner 13-year-old son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) to a new apartment. In an effort to cheer him up she gifts him a returned Buddi doll from the store she works at. Unbeknownst to her though, the doll was reprogrammed by a disgruntled employee to remove all … Continue reading Child’s Play (2019)

Woody (Tom Hanks) is becoming more and more superfluous to his new owners playtime. In an effort to still feel relevant he appoints himself as guardian to new toy Forky (Tony Hale) when their family set out on a road trip, where he stumbles into old flame Bo Peep (Annie Potts). Pixar and Disney have … Continue reading Toy Story 4