Film Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
So. Here we go again. The suit has been pried from Andrew Garfield’s still warm body, been given an update,
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Film Review: Baby Driver
It’s the unofficial Transporter prequel from writer director Edgar Wright. He brought us the comedic British “Cornetto Trilogy” and Scott
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Spider-Man: Homecoming War for the Planet of the Apes Cars 3 The Beguiled Dunkirk Captain Underpants Girls Trip
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Film Review: The Mummy (2017)
So, The Mummy returns…. and I’m not talking about the 2001 sequel to the original 1999 movie staring Brendan Fraser
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Film Review: Wonder Woman
Let’s just address the sexy elephant in the room and say that they couldn’t have cast a more wondrous woman
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A Movie A Day In The Month Of May 2017
As there was only one movie that I had in mind to see in cinema this month, and having found
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Wonder Woman My Cousin Rachel The Mummy Churchill Transformers: The Last Knight Baby Driver Despicable Me 3
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Film Review: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
We all know a variation of the story of King Arthur and Excalibur – an unsuspecting boy pulls a sword
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Finally Watched: Big (1988)
And I’m three months older than you are, ASSHOLE! Big was one of those movies that I was sure I
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Sleepless King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge Baywatch
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Netflix Review: Party of Five
If you follow me on Twitter (@JustJen_02) then you would have seen me tweet earlier this month:Â Party of Five on
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Finally Watched: Boyhood (2014)
You don’t want the bumpers, life doesn’t give you bumpers. Boyhood – the coming of age movie that starred Ethan
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Baby Boss Going In Style Raw Table 19 Fast and Furious 8 The Hatton Garden Job The Belko Experiment Unforgettable
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Film Review: Power Rangers
The Breakfast Club power-up and do a little more than dance on tables and run around empty hallways. They’re just
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Film Review: Get Out
A man is nervous about meeting his girlfriends parents for the first time. They’ve been dating for five months and
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Film Review: Beauty and the Beast (2017)
It’s a tale as old as time. Some may even go as far as to say; it’s a song as
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Logan Viceroy’s House Kong: Skull Island The Time of Their Lives Beauty and the Beast Get Out Power Rangers The
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Film Review: Hidden Figures
Three intelligent women are steadfast in their determination to do their part for the country and for NASA by helping
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Finally Watched… Dallas Buyers Club (2013)
I got one… one life, right? Mine. But I want someone else’s sometimes. To be honest I have no clue
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Gold Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Rings Fences Fifty Shades Darker The Space Between Us The Lego Batman Movie The
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TV Review: Delicious
A quick shout out to this delectable series staring Dawn French, Iain Glen and Emilia Fox who are stuck in
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Film Review: La La Land
Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling pretend to know what it’s like to be struggling artists in Hollywood. A quintessential actress
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Netflix Review: A Series of Unfortunate Events
Adapted from the book series of the same name; A Series of Unfortunate Events, chronicles the lives of the Baudelaire
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Assassin’s Creed A Monster Calls Silence La La Land Manchester by the Sea Underworld: Blood Wars xXx 3: The Return
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2017 in Film
A long list of films that are scheduled for release this year and it’s not looking too shabby. January Underworld:
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Year Review: 2016
So the year has come and gone once more, and in the spirit of reminiscing here is a short list
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Finally Watched… Green Lantern (2011)
I, Hal Jordan, do solemnly swear to pledge allegiance… to a lantern, that I got from a dying purple alien
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Watchlist: Boxing Day
In a week the festive fun will all be winding down and so here’s a list of my top films
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Watchlist: Christmas Day
It’s a week until the big turkey stuffing, present giving, binge watching day, so here are my top films and
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Watchlist: Christmas Eve
Before this point I have already gotten myself into the Christmas spirit by watching random Christmas movies, including Love Actually
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Film Review: Office Christmas Party
Christmas parties have their highs and their lows. If you’re lucky it means leaving work early, free alcohol and an
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Finally Watched… Steve Jobs (2015)
Musicians play their instruments. I play the orchestra. The structure of the film was completely unexpected and worked really well
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Netflix Review: Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life
I smell snow. The Gilmore Girls, which ran from October 2000 to 2006, is on my long list of all
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Moana Molly Moon And The Incredible Book Of Hypnotism The Weekend Office Christmas Party Birth of a Nation Star Wars:
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Film Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Let’s just say this film would have been more suitably named; Fantastic Franchises and How to Ruin Them. The latest
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Film Review: The Accountant
When someone says the word Accountant, which words immediately jump to your mind? Numbers, Boring, Yawn, Candyfloss, Money, Office Job
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Film Review: Doctor Strange
The title of this film is a massive indicator of the tone, and let’s just say it’s definitely a weird
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The Light between oceans The Accountant Arrival 100 streets Fantastic Beats and Where To Find Them Almost Christmas Bad Santa
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Finally Watched… Dope (2015)
Malcolm, Jib and Diggy used to be in the school marching band, but quit in protest after refusing to play
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TV Review: Class
This weekend the online only platform, BBC Three, premiered the first two episodes of the brand new Doctor Who spin
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The Girl on the Train Inferno Storks Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Trolls Doctor Strange Keeping up with the Joneses
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Finally Watched… Dear White People (2014)
Dear white people, the minimum requirement of black friends needed to not seem racist has just been raised to two.
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Film Review: Kubo and the Two Strings
Kubo is a gifted musician, with his guitar he can make his stories come alive for the townspeople who gather
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TV Review: Victoria
Jenna Coleman plays Clara Oswald playing Queen Victoria in this new eight part ITV biopic based on the life and
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Brotherhood Cafe Society Sausage Party Bun Hur Kubo and The Two Strings Bridget Jones’ Diary The Magnificent Seven Deep Water
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Film Review: Suicide Squad
Even as I write this I’m sure you can sense the dripping tone of disappointment hanging off of each word.
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Film Review: Ghostbusters (2016)
I like to think I’m an honest person. I never lie, I never cheat and I rarely steal. Which is
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TV Review: New Blood
It has been a lot longer than I realised since my last post, which is such a shame!(*Shame* 🔔 *Shame* 🔔*Shame*🔔)
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Suicide Squad Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates Nerve Pete’s Dragon The Shallows Bad Moms Mechanic: Ressurection Popstar: Never Stop,
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Favourite Film 4/5: Gone With the Wind
How can you not be a sucker for the classics? The birth of technicolour, crackling audio, the sweeping declarations of
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Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie Central Intelligence Now You See Me 2 The Legend of Tarzan Ghostbusters The BFG Star Trek
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