Finally Watched: Donnie Brasco (1997)
Johnny Depp plays neither a boy with scissors for hands or a drunken pirate… or a mad hatter or a
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Film Review: Incredibles 2
Being a superhero may be illegal, but when the choice is between the law and saving lives, it takes some
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Film Review: Tag
There are no winners – just not losers in a simple game of tag that takes not losing to a
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Finally Watched: Blade Runner (1982)
This gritty film noir, dystopian sci-fi, mystery thriller, is a cult classic movie that sounds a whole lot more dangerous
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Film Review: Ocean’s 8
They say diamonds are a girls best friend, and these women will go to extreme lengths to get their hands
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Netflix Review: Ibiza
Dance music on loop, drugs on tap, smoking hot DJ’s and the other essentials; sun sea and sand…looks like we’re
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Film Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Dinosaurs are no longer bones to be studied or creatures to be imagined, unfortunately history threatens to repeat itself when
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Movies in June
Book Club My Friend Dahmer Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Ocean’s 8 Adrift Sicario 2: Soldado Tag Based on UK
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May Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
I had a pretty average month across the board, especially considering how poorly I did in April. Either way, without further
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Film Review: Deadpool 2
This is a family movie. No seriously. However it’s less; picnics and picturesque shots to hang over the mantelpiece, and
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Film Review: Anon
When peering and sharing is the unashamed norm, sometimes for your own sanity it’s better to stay off the grid,
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Movies in May
I Feel Pretty Tully Anon Breaking In Life of the Party Sherlock Gnomes Deadpool 2 Submergence Solo: A Star Wars
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Film Review: Avengers: Infinity War
As the saying goes; United we stand, divided we fall. Well stand our heroes must, in a war they don’t
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Finally Watched: Charlie Wilson’s War (2007)
Featuring two of my favourite actors and one of my favourite screenwriters, I was astounded that I had, a –
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Film Review: Death Wish
The number of action movies Bruce Willis has started in are racking up, and at sixty-three he still does a
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Film Review: The Hurricane Heist
It’s not everyday walk into a bank with rubber masks repping ex-presidents and guns blazing – sometimes think outside of
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Film Review: Thoroughbreds
You know what they say, if you don’t like someone – kill them. No? Not one of your daily mantras?
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Movies in April
A Quite Place Death Wish Ghost Stories Love, Simon Thoroughbreds Rampage Truth or Dare The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel
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Film Review: Ready Player One
On the scoreboard of life, only one position counts, and with so much at stake you either play to win,
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Finally Watched: Psycho (1960)
Part of me feels like I purposely didn’t sit down and watch any Hitchcock because I figured I would enjoy
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Film Review: Tomb Raider
You know what they say – all the best tombs should be left un-raided… or better yet, all the tomb
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Netflix Review: The Outsider
After saving the life of his cell mate Kiyoshi (Tadanobu Asano) in a Japanese prison, Nick (Jared Leto) is repaid
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Film Review: Game Night
The competitors came to win, the stakes are through the roof and the liquor is flowing. Whoever said games were
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Film Review: I, Tonya
The biographical movie of Tonya Harding, promises to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth… mostly.
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Film Review: The Shape of Water
It can only be a sign when a happy-go-lucky cleaner finds a connection with the most unlikely… individual. It’s the
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Finally Watched: Edward Scissorhands (1990)
Hello? Avon calling I really thought I had seen Edward Scissorhands before… that is until I was trying to explain
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Film Review: Black Panther
Wakanda has opened its arms to the world and officially joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A merging of fantasy, technology and culture has
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Netflix Review: Step Sisters
Jamilah (Megalyn Echikunwoke) is on the right track to getting a place at Harvard Law School. She is the President
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Movies in February
Den of Thieves Phantom Thread Fifty Shades Freed Black Panther The Shape of Water Lady Bird I, Tonya BASED
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Film Review: Molly’s Game
Written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, a lot of the structural dialogue may seem familiar, however this movie isn’t set
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Film Review: The Greatest Showman
In the words of P.T Barnum himself; there’s a sucker born every minute… and most of them probably went to
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Netflix Review: A Christmas Prince
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Netflix is making sure we have a thorough selection of Christmas
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Film Review: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
We all know about the spooky board game Jumanji – its sturdy wooden design and that magic 8 ball middle.
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The Man Who Invented Christmas Wonder The Disaster Artist Stronger Star Wars: The Last Jedi Ferdinand Jumanji: Welcome to the
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Film Review: Justice League
Follow my blog with Bloglovin A new league of heroes have assembled. They’re a little late to the party but
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Film Review: Murder on the Orient Express (2017)
Kenneth Branagh stars as Agatha Christie’s legendary detective Hercule Poirot. On-board the Orient Express lies a chamber of secrets and there
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Film Review: Thor: Ragnarok
The phrase third times a charm is best applied to this latest instalment of the Thor franchise so prepare yourself;
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Film Review: The Foreigner
Jackie Chan is back doing what he does best – though this time watching him perform his own crazy dangerous
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Netflix Review: The Babysitter
Released on Friday the 13th this Home Alone horror twist tells us that when the babysitter says sleep; you sleep
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Film Review: Kingsman: The Golden Circle
If lectures about the side effects of drug use never put you off your substance of choice, then Kingsman: The
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Film Review: American Assassin
Sporting some pretty were-wolfish facial hair, Dylan O’Brien has levelled up in the action game. His goal to destroy the
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Film Review: Home Again
She might be home again but it’s far from Alabama, as the sunny skies of California don’t warm the uncertainty
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Film Review: Atomic Blonde
Travel, espionage, stylish ensembles and taking down men twice her size, if being a spy didn’t look cool before –
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Film Review: Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets
Earth is a distant memory, humans have joined the outer space community and along with over a million different species
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Film Review: Girls Trip
As the years go by those friends you were close to at university or college slowly drift away, and sometimes
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Film Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
Things get real in the third instalment of the Planet of the Apes reboot. Two civilizations are on the brink
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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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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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Wonder Woman My Cousin Rachel The Mummy Churchill Transformers: The Last Knight Baby Driver Despicable Me 3
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