Film Review: Tenet
Don’t worry about trying to understand why – just how. It doesn’t have to make sense because it’s already happened
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Trilogy Review: Back To The Future
Eccentric inventor Doctor Emmet Brown, ‘Doc’ (Christopher Lloyd) has invented a time machine in the shape of a Delorian. With
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Netflix Review: Project Power
A new drug is being passed around the streets of New Orleans. The pill is pure power and gives whoever
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Netflix Review: Work It
Quinn Ackerman (Sabrina Carpenter) has been waiting to go to Duke University for as long as she can remember. She
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Movies in August
Sigh. At this point it’s not safe to even speculate what’s going to happen. I thought I would have skipped
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July Favourites
It’s that time again: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. Succinct favourites across my consumption of film, television and novels, as well as what I’ve
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Random Review: Midnight in Paris
A recent release on Netflix, when I picked this movie I knew that it was vaguely popular, but more so
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Trilogy Review: James Bond (1995–2002)
Okay, you’ve caught me – this isn’t quite a trilogy but you’re here anyway so let’s just continue. The 6th
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British TV: I May Destroy You
Written & Created by Michaela Coel Broadcast: BBC One (Also released simultaneously on HBO) Concluded: 13/07/2020 Synopsis: A young woman
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Netflix Review: The Old Guard
A group of centuries-old protectors are being hunted down in the hopes their genetics can be analysed and be humanities
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Movies in July
There are rumours that cinemas will begin opening from mid-July – HAZAR! As most movies have been delayed, I have
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June Favourites
It’s that time again: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. Succinct favourites across my consumption of film, television and novels, as well as what I’ve
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Trilogy Review: Iron Man
Iron Man is simply that – a man made of iron. Or I suppose, more accurately, a man encased in
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British TV: Gangs of London
Created by Gareth Evans & Matt Flannery Broadcast: Sky Atlantic Concluded: 18/06/2020 [All episodes on Demand from 23/04/2020] Synopsis: The
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Movies in June
My dance card for movies is full. A Movie a Day in the Month of May was too good of
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A Movie A Day in the Month of May 2020
Why? Because it rhymes, and because why not. Third year doing my annual movie binge and watchlist declutter, and honestly,
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May Favourites
It’s that time again: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. Succinct favourites across my consumption of film, television and novels, as well as what
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Random Reviews: Phantom Thread
A Movie a day in the Month of May Day 28 pick This was a very strong piece of film
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Random Reviews: Sorry To Bother You
A Movie a day in the Month of May Day 18 pick Though I believe I gave this movie 2.5/5
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Random Reviews: Batman: Hush
A Movie a day in the Month of May Day 16 pick I am a big fan of the DC
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Trilogy Review: The Matrix
If you don’t know about The Matrix then let me give you a brief overview: Human beings are being used
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Random Reviews: Flubber
A Movie a day in the Month of May Day 7 pick Disney+ eh? What can you do but be
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Random Reviews: Bad Times at the El Royale
A Movie a day in the Month of May Day 5 pick I recorded this a few months ago as
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Movies in May
I don’t remember the last time I’ve gone so long without going to the cinema. *Breathes heavily into paper bag*
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April Favourites
You’re probably familiar with the new edition to le blog at this point: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. Succinct favourites across my consumption
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Netflix Review: Love Wedding Repeat
On the day of his sister Hayley’s (Eleanor Tomlinson) wedding, Jack (Sam Chaflin) has the chance to make up for
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British TV: Liar (Series 2)
Created by Harry & Jack Williams Broadcast: ITV Concluded: 06/04/2020 Synopsis: Serial rapist Andrew Earlham has been found murdered and
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Movies in April
Unfortunately due to the current COVID-19 pandemic there are no movies scheduled for release in April. Instead I suggest having
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March Favourites
New edition to le blog: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. I am swapping out my monthly wrap-up posts for a more succinct favourite pick
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Netflix Review: Self Made
This four part Netflix series tells the story of Madam C.J. Walker, the first self made, female millionaire in the
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British TV: The Split (Series 2)
Created by Abi Morgan Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 17/03/2020 Synopsis: The Split follows family lawyer Hannah Stern, her marriage and her close
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Movies in March
Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island Military Wives Onward The Photograph Bloodshot Misbehaviour *The Hunt My Spy A Quiet Place Part II Radioactive
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February Favourites
New edition to le blog: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. I am swapping out my monthly wrap-up posts for a more succinct favourite
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Film Review: Jojo Rabbit
I’m about three months and an awards season late, but what matters is that I got here! The Synopsis Ten
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Film Review: Birds of Prey…
…and the Fabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn The Synopsis After an explosive announcement Gotham City that she is no
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British TV: The Stranger
Based on the novel The Stranger by Harlen Coben Broadcast: Netflix Released: 30/01/2020 Logline: A man’s life is shattered when a
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Film Review: Dolittle
A Doctor who can say ‘Tell me where it hurts’ to more than one species The Synopsis After the death
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British TV: Deadwater Fell
Created and Written by Daisy Coulam Broadcast: Channel 4 Concluded: 31/01/2020 Synopsis: On the night of a terrible fire, Tom Kendrick’s
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Movies in February
Parasite Birds Of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn) Dolittle Underwater Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island Emma Sonic the
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January Favourites
New edition to le blog: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. I am swapping out my monthly wrap-up posts for a more succinct favourite
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Film Review: Bad Boys for Life
They ain’t, go-in nowhere, they ain’t, goin nowhere They can’t be stopped now, cause it’s Bad Boy for life The
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Film Review: 1917
A story like any other told like none other. The Synopsis The year is 1917 and the first World War
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Film Review: The Gentlemen
They may be suited, booted and dripping in money, but these men are anything but gentle. The Synopsis Michael Pearson
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Movies in January
The Gentlemen Jojo Rabbit 1917 Seberg Bombshell Bad Boys for Life Just Mercy The Personal History of David Copperfield The
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2019 Wrap-Up
We’ve reached the end once more, and though I haven’t been writing movie reviews for quite up to a decade
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Film Review: Little Women (2019)
Revived with an enchanting cast is Louisa May Alcott’s, Little Women. The Synopsis It’s Christmas and the March sisters, Meg
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Film Review: Cats
At this point the movie sort of speaks for itself doesn’t it… The Synopsis Victoria (Francesca Hayward), an abandoned white
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Netflix Christmas: The Knight Before Christmas
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔🔔 Sir Cole, a 14th Century Knight, is sent to the future to fulfil an unknown quest.
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Netflix Christmas: Klaus
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔 Use to a life of silk sheets and privilege, Jesper (Jason Schwartzman) is given an ultimatum
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Film Review: Knives Out
When the lawyer brings the will out, the family brings their knives out. The Synopsis On the day after his
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Film Review: Charlie’s Angels
They might be Angels to Charlie, but to the killer and crooks of the world, these women have horns and
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