Nathan Caine (Jack Quaid) is a man unable to feel pain of any sort. He lives a sheltered life designed to keep him safe from the simple everyday things that we all take for granted that can unintentionally kill him. That is until he gets asked on a date by Sherry (Amber Midthunder). A woman … Continue reading Novocaine
Pansy (Marianne Jean-Baptiste) is not afraid to speak her mind. Regularly flying into tirades at anyone she comes into contact with. Her husband Curtley (David Webber) and son Moses (Tuwaine Barrett) have been brow beaten into submission by her. And even her usually upbeat sister Chantelle (Michele Austin) is finding it hard to keep positive. … Continue reading Hard Truths
1978, Los Angeles. Aspiring actress Sheryl Bradshaw (Anna Kendrick) has been in Tinseltown for two years and has not yet made her breakthrough. So her agent puts her on the hit TV show “The Dating Game” in order to get her face out there. Unbeknownst to anyone though, Batchelor Number Three is serial killer Rodney … Continue reading Woman Of The Hour
This year we saw the return of Renee Zellweger as the incredibly British Bridget Jones and of course that meant that I would have to refresh my memory on the previous films before I could watch the new one. The result... another ranking! All four of the Bridget Jones movies are based on books by … Continue reading Bridget Jones Ranked
In my opinion Ryan Gosling is one of the best actors of his generation. Which just so happens to be my generation, which for some peculiar reason makes me follow his career with great intrigue. My goal here will be to tell you what I think his ten best movies are. And you may ask, … Continue reading Ten Of The Best… Ryan Gosling
Belfast, 2019. Set to the backdrop of a legal campaign to have the Irish language recognised in Northern Ireland an Irish singing hip hop group find themselves helping and hindering the movement. Kneecap is a raucous and hilarious film that blends reality and fiction as the members of Kneecap play themselves in a fictional story … Continue reading Kneecap
Divine G (Colman Domingo) is incarcerated at Sing Sing maximum security prison in New York. Whilst there he tries to make the best of his time by being an active member of the Rehabilitation Through The Arts (RTA) program that allows inmates to take part in Drama productions. Sing Sing is a film that feels … Continue reading Sing Sing
Mickey (Robert Pattinson) signs up to be an “expendable” on an intergalactic mission to colonise a distant planet. An “expendable” is someone who has agreed that their body and memories can be uploaded for subsequent printing should they die as a result of being sent on all the dangerous missions required by the expedition. By … Continue reading Mickey 17
A biopic of British pop superstar Robbie Williams with a twist. Using CGI to portray the Popstar as a chimpanzee whilst everyone around him is human. Let’s start this review with a disclaimer. Take That became a phenomenon whilst I was in my school years and their music was about as far removed from my … Continue reading Better Man
Down on Skid Row, Mushnik’s Flower Shop is failing. That is until Seymour (Rick Moranis), its nerdiest employee, introduces a strange and interesting plant. Named after his co-worker Audrey (Ellen Greene), the new plant prompts a resurgence in the store's success. There is only one problem, Audrey II feeds on human blood. Little Shop Of … Continue reading Little Shop Of Horrors – Director’s Cut
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