Dark Water is based on the true story of how corporate defence attorney Rob Bilott (Mark Ruffalo) sued the DuPont chemical company over the poisoning of thousands of people through the manufacturing of Teflon. Following Bilott over the course of years of investigation and court motions the film portrays a jaw dropping story of cover … Continue reading Dark Waters

Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) has broken up with the Joker and that means it’s open season for all of the people she has ever wronged to get their revenge. When The Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) sets his sights on her and some other women of Gotham they join forces to fight back. I have really … Continue reading Birds of Prey and the fabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn

Sega’s most famous video game creation finally comes to the big screen. Whilst hiding his powers on Earth, Sonic the Hedgehog let’s his emotions get the better of him and discharges a massive electro-magnetic pulse resulting in the authorities sending mad genius Dr. Robotnik to discover its cause. Sonic has had a famously troubled journey … Continue reading Sonic The Hedgehog

A lighthouse keeper and his assistant pass the time on a desolate and remote island whilst tending to the light. The Lighthouse could loosely be defined as a psychological horror film but really it escapes any obvious definition. As the two men go about their duties and start to reveal themselves to each other there … Continue reading The Lighthouse

Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) return as Miami detectives trying to take down a new leader within the Mexican cartel who has a vendetta against Lowrey. As with most “long awaited” sequels I honestly believe that your relationship with the originals can go a long way to colouring your opinion of … Continue reading Bad Boys For Life

Six miles underwater deep in the Mariana Trench the Titan corporation are drilling for energy resources. But when the support base for the drill suffers a huge structural failure six crew members are left fighting for survival against the elements and the mysterious cause of the accident. Underwater wears its B-Movie credentials on its sleeve … Continue reading Underwater

Jeweller Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) thinks that he has got his hands on an Ethiopian opal that will make him a million dollars. But can he fend off all the people he owes money to, juggle his relationships with his wife and mistress and temper his gambling addiction to land the big deal that will … Continue reading Uncut Gems

When investigative journalist Proctor (Raza Jeffrey) finds Stephanie (Blake Lively) she is an addict and a prostitute, but what he tells her about plane crash that killed her family will send her on a mission to avenge their deaths via some training from ex MI-6 operation B (Jude Law). I have to admit to being … Continue reading The Rhythm Section

A grieving Dr. Dolittle (Robert Downey Jr.) has locked himself away from the world until that is Queen Victoria (Jessie Buckley) is taken ill and requests his help. Setting him on a perilous journey to find a mysterious plant to save her. Dolittle by any account is a bad film. It very obviously appears cobbled … Continue reading Dolittle

Oscar winning documentary maker Morgan Neville brings us the perfect companion piece to the Tom Hank’s biopic A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood which is out in cinemas now. Available on Netflix this is a fantastic documentary about Mr. Rogers featuring archival footage of the man alongside insights from his wife, children and friends about who he … Continue reading Won’t You Be My Neighbor