Film Review: Thor: Love and Thunder
One pony – one trick… There isn’t much to say about the latest movie in the Thor franchise without me
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Film Review: Elvis
A smooth soundtrack of sadness… I’ll be honest here. Prior to watching this movie, my views on ‘The King’ began
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Film Review: Top Gun: Maverick
The tale of the last rebel Top Gun: Maverick is a continuation and conclusion for every rebel without a cause,
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Film Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
In true Marvel madness, we were surprisingly given a horror movie in the middle of May… It’s strange (sorry couldn’t
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Film Review: The Northman
There Can Only Be One Narrative: The Protagonists Perspective When a young Amleth witnesses his father’s murder at the hands
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Film Review: Morbius
Morbius: The Perfect Urban Fantasy Movie Wasted On The MCU I think we can all agree to be thrilled about
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Film Review: The Batman (2022)
The Batman: The Teenage Years – How this moody revamp earned our respect. Though the criminal residents of Gotham fulfilled
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The Film Diaries: May – July 2021
Distribution companies are slowly but surely growing in assurances that with the cinema’s reopened, the viewers will come. Not wanting
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December 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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12 Christmas Movie Picks
Happy Holidays Reader! A bit of a random post here but I figured the content was already there – created
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Trilogy Review: The Santa Clause
When Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) decided to slip on that red suit one Christmas, he really should have read the
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Netflix Review: The Christmas Chronicles 2
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔🔔🔔 Kate Pierce (Darby Camp) gets her wish to be away from her mum and her new boyfriend during
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Netflix Christmas: Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔 Regina arrives like a cold storm, to her home town where she is quick to, and
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Netflix Review: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
It’s a scorching day in 1920s Chicago, where in one recording studio, Ma Rainey (Viola Davis) is set to record
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British TV: Small Axe: Education
The Small Axe anthology so far, Mangrove, Lovers Rock, Red, White and Blue and Alex Wheatle Written by Steve McQueen and
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British TV: Small Axe: Alex Wheatle
The Small Axe anthology so far, Mangrove and Lovers Rock, Red, White and Blue. Written by Steve McQueen and Alastair SiddonsDirected by Steve
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Netflix Christmas: The Princess Switch: Switched Again
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔🔔 Back for another crazy switcheroo, Princess Stacey (Vanessa Hudgens) and Lady Margret (Vanessa Hudgens) pull the
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Netflix Christmas: Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔🔔🔔 It’s been thirty years since former toymaker Jeronicus (Forest Whitaker) the owner of a pawn shop,
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British TV: Small Axe: Red, White and Blue
The Small Axe anthology so far, Mangrove and Lovers Rock. Written by Steve McQueen and Courttia NewlandDirected by Steve McQueen Broadcast: BBC
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Netflix Christmas: Operation Christmas Drop
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔🔔 Erica (Kat Graham), sent from Washington by her boss to shut down an army base, is
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Netflix Christmas: Holidate
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔🔔 When Sloane (Emma Roberts) and Jackson (Luke Bracey) meet by chance post a crappy Christmas Day,
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Trilogy Review: Indiana Jones
Professor by day, archaeological adventurer by night, Indiana Jones, played by the one and only Harrison Ford, is never one
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British TV: Small Axe: Lovers Rock
Check out my review for the first instalment of the Small Axe anthology, Mangrove. Written by Steve McQueen and Courttia
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British TV: Small Axe: Mangrove
When a west Indian Restaurant opens up in Notting Hill in 1968, it is unfairly targeted by the police.
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Trilogy Review: Wolverine
Forced team player within the X-Men movies but a lone wolf through and through – Logan is Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) – a soldier by every definition, fighting to defend and save throughout his immortal life.
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Netflix Review: Rebecca
Daphne Du Maurier’s gothic tale Rebecca is reimagined starring Lily James as the new Mrs De Winters.
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Netflix Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7
Written and Directed by Aaron Sorkin, The Trial of the Chicago 7 tells the true story of eight men – later seven – put on trial for crossing state lines to commit conspiracy and inciting a riot in Chicago whilst protesting the war in Vietnam.
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September Favourites
It’s that time again: MONTHLY FAVOURITES. Succinct favourites across my consumption of film, television and novels, as well as what I’ve been up to creatively.
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Trilogy Review: Bridget Jones’s Diary
Thirty-Two, single and drunk, Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger) vows as she pens the first page of her fresh leather bound diary, that this year things will change.
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Netflix Review: Enola Holmes
When she wakes up on her sixteenth birthday to find her mother gone without so much as a note, Enola Holmes (Millie Bobby Brown) investigates.
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British TV: Des
It doesn’t take long for the suspicious remains found in the sewage system to be identified as human and for the man who flushed them down his toilet, Dennis Nilsen, ‘Des’ (David Tennant) to be taken into custody by local police.
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Movies in September
I finally have a list (albeit a short one) for you! Mulan (Disney+ only) The New Mutants Bill and Ted
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August 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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