Film Reviews & Criticism

Film reviews spanning new releases, independent cinema, international films, classics, and so much more.

Prepare for the Peasants’ Revolt

Get to know Andrew Garfield before his upcoming film Uprising (2026).

Book To Screen

Netflix Review: Persuasion (2022)

Me thinks the lady doth talk too much… I love an adaptation, partially because I am equally fond of books

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

Netflix Review: The Umbrella Academy

Their father has mysteriously died, the world is ending in eight days and long lost brother Five has reappeared after

Film Review: If Beale Street Could Talk

Based on the book by the same name by James Baldwin, Beale Street may not be able to talk but

Horror

Film Review: The Long Walk

This dystopian thriller, adapted by Stephen King’s novel of the…

Mubi Monday: The Substance

When Elisabeth Sparkle ages out of the showbiz industry, she…

Film Review: Heretic

When two Mormon missionaries enter the house of a seemingly…

Film Review: IT Chapter Two

When you make an oath, you never know when It…

Romance

Anora Review: Crushing the Cinderella Fantasy with Class, Chaos and Reality

*A somewhat spoiler ridden review* Sean Baker’s new film, Anora stars a transcendent Micky Madison in the titular role of

Breaking Generational Repression in A Nice Indian Boy

Hands down, ticking the boxes of ‘romantic’ and ‘comedy,’ Roshan Sethi’s film goes one step further in exploring the difficulties

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

Trilogy Reviews

Trilogy Review: Iron Man

Iron Man is simply that – a man made of iron. Or I suppose, more accurately, a man encased in

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


Finally Watched

Finally Watched: As Good As It Gets (1997)

Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt won the Academy Award for Best Male and Best Female respectively for their roles in

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

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

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 –

Just Jen's Faves

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

Favourite Film 2/5: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

At least one of the Harry Potter films were bound to sneak its way onto the list so I figured

Favourite Film 1/5: Pride & Prejudice

To kick things off I’m going to start with my favourite movies (and these are by no means in any