Warner Bros and DC finally dropped the eagerly anticipated trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 yesterday, and the internet reacted as expected. Wonder Woman was a cultural phenomenon in 2017 and in 2020 we will finally get the sequel. Gal Gadot is incredible casting in this role, she is absolutely stunning, fits the character of Wonder …
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Free Guy (2020) – Trailer
The trailer for 20th Century Fox and Disney’s Free Guy has finally launched, and it looks like a riot. It is an original film set in the world of an open roaming video game, and both Ryan Reynolds and JODIE COMER will play multiple characters (no spoilers here though). The trailer has a feel of …
Marriage Story (2019) – Non Spoiler Review
A Netflix Original Picture, Written and Directed by Noah Baumbach. Marriage Story is a great film in a year of great films, and it’s so good that it stands out as one of the very best. It is an intimate look at a divorce, but it’s also an examination of undying love, parenting, art, and …
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) – Non Spoiler Review
A Pyramide Films Picture, Written and Directed by Céline Sciamma. This is a film full of love, beauty, sensuality, art, and heartbreak. It is one of the most beautiful films I’ve seen in years, in both the story and the visuals. From a cinematography stand point, this is surely a front runner for awards, with …
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The Nightingale (2019) – Non Spoiler Review
An IFC Films Picture, Written and Directed by Jennifer Kent. This is one of the most devastatingly brutal films I have ever seen, and at times it is almost too hard to watch, with such constant brutality inflicted on the most vulnerable. However, if you make it through, the film proves to be a very …
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No Time to Die (2020) – Trailer
The trailer for the 25th James Bond film launched yesterday and caused quite a stir, mainly due to how good it looked. Following the merely okay Spectre in 2015, there’s been a lot of false starts on what is widely believed to be Daniel Craig’s final 007 adventure, but this looks like they finally got …
Black Widow (2020) – Trailer
The 23 film ‘Infinity Saga’ is over, Avengers: Endgame is the highest grossing film of all time, and Natasha Romanoff is dead. It therefore seems slightly odd that a Black Widow film starring Scarlett Johansson would be the launch pad for the MCU’s phase 4. However, Scar Jo has earned the chance to get her …
Gone With The Wind (1939) – Review
A Loews Inc. Picture, Written by Sidney Howard, Directed by Victor Fleming. This is one of the most instantly iconic and widely watched films in cinema history, and rightly so. It is an incredible achievement. It was one of the very first technicolour pictures and still to this day stands the test of time with …
Once Upon a Time in the West (1969) – Review
A Paramount Picture, Written by Sergio Donati and Sergio Leone, Directed by Sergio Leone. This film is regarded by many as one of the greatest films of all time, and has been cited as an inspiration by filmmakers like Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, and George Lucas, and this is all rightfully so, as it is …
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The Report (2019) – Non Spoiler Review
An Amazon Original Picture, Written and Directed by Scott Z. Burns. This film is both gripping and intentionally unflashy. It is a well researched and brutally honest depiction of a crucial time in recent history, and therefore provides one of the best screenplays of the year, which really should receive awards attention. The fallout of …
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