Film review stories

Deeply atmospheric and very dark, Blade Runner 2049 is one of my favourite films of 2017 so far...>>

Suits, guns and cowboys, Kingsman: The Golden Circle delivers a massive action spectacle with just the right amount of humour...>>

Ridley Scott has not let us down. He and writers John Logan and Dante Harper have gracefully provided the missing pieces of the puzzle.>>

I for one hope to see this series run until the wheels fall off.>>

There are otherworldly creatures, the fight between good & evil, the bond of friendship and finding out true identities - all make for a great story.>>

When you go messing around with advanced technology, what happens if your mind gets hacked? What if that hacker is a wanted cyberterrorist?>>

“He carries a briefcase! Does no one else think that’s - oh, I don't know - a little freaky?”>>

There is depression, heroin, violence, regret, sex, lies and betrayal. But you know what? T2 is actually hell of a lot more upbeat than the first one.>>

The sound in itself is visceral; this film is well worth seeing on the big screen for the aural experience alone.>>

The Great Wall of China may have been built to keep people out; but the biggest question in this film is: What if the invaders aren’t people?>>

For those interested in the overarching story as to how the T-Virus started, the clones and what went so horribly wrong, you will get answers.>>

The star-studded, debauchery-filled hot pick of the summer has hit theatres, and we’ve got your tickets.>>

If ‘Project X’, ‘Horrible Bosses’ and ‘The Hangover’ had a baby, this would be it.>>

Go hard or go home - Office Christmas Party is sure to get you in the festive spirit.>>

Boozed, lewd and crude: Billy Bob Thornton and team are back for the second instalment in the Bad Santa franchise.>>

The simple fact that my girlfriend and I were talking about the film and comparing notes the whole way home says a lot about its integrity.>>

Candyfloss, colours and chatter were everywhere you looked – and that was just in the foyer. And just quietly, I did indeed find my happy place.>>

While the word ‘children’ is in the title, this isn’t a film for young ones. Ransom Riggs’ novels are aimed at young adults, so keep that in mind.>>

Star Trek Beyond is one of those films that might not go down in history as the highlight of the franchise, but boy, is it one hell of a ride.>>

Why are the aliens here already? Who are you? I just met you. I don't care if you die.>>

One of the taglines for X-Men: Apocalypse is "prepare for the Apocalypse". In this case, knowledge is probably the greatest superpower you can have.>>

“Eddie the Eagle” is not the only thing soaring in this inspirational sporting film, as movie goers are treated to an emotional rollercoaster.>>

"Neerja gets ready for her day while the terrorists ready for their attack - she lays out her uniform, the terrorists lay out bullets and bombs.">>

Often by the time an animated movie is on to its second sequel the film is quietly relegated to a ‘straight to DVD' release.>>