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By Chris Hughes – In a speech at Washington’s National Gallery of Art in 2013, the Polish director, Agnieszka Holland…

By Jake Peter – Synecdoche, New York was written and directed by Charlie Kaufman and released in 2008. It stars the late…

By Gulal Singh – This 52 year old classic is probably the most bold and impressive piece of art ever made. Stanley Kubrick…

By Jake Peter – High-Rise, based on the novel of the same name by J.G. Ballard, was directed by Ben Wheatley and released…

By Gulal Singh – This film is an insane ride that doesn’t seem to end until the very last 2 minutes. It’s a story about two…

By Chris Hughes – When the film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats opened in cinemas the reviews were virtually…

By Roshan Chandy – Sizzling stars aside, The Lovebirds can’t romance rom-com sop with macabre violence. It’s hard to believe that something…

By Chris Hughes – Fred Rogers delighted generations of American youngsters with his homespun simplistic charm, his series…

By Justin Stovall – Justice League Dark: Apokolips War is the final chapter of an animated universe that began seven years ago…

By Mahima Ganguly – This year, 92nd Academy Awards or OSCARS 2020 made history when a South Korean film PARASITE…

By Gulal Singh – Training Day is a psychedelic, dark and tragic crime/thriller that explores the corrupt ways of the LAPD and…

By Leonid Yakubovskiy – Lately, I have been watching a lot of anime and it started to become a little boring. So, I have decided…

By Avi Gupta – Knives Out, Rian Johnson’s love-letter to the Agatha Christie era of movies is like a breath of fresh air, aimed…

By Asa Smith – This family film was another average animated film to be released into the whirlpool of an overcrowded…

By Roshan Chandy – Lewis Carrol’s influence shows in this proudly cinematic Austen adaptation. What’s your favourite Austen…

By Roshan Chandy – Misbehaviour is a thoroughly important and enjoyable history lesson. Cut short of empowering Box Office bonanza by…

By Cole Nalbandian – Another film down during the quarantine, and this time it’s Netflix’ latest action-adventure film titled…

By Paul Gould – To explain 1917 to a modern audience, the best description I can think of is, “think of American Ninja…

By Andy Jilovec – I found the film, The Brand New Testament by filmmaker, Jaco Van Dormael, hilarious, irreverent…

By Bert Schrijvers – The Expendables 3 really only has one thing going for it: Mel Gibson gives an amazing performance…

By Tanya Sheremeta – You’ve probably heard about the movie what got Oskar. To be honest before seeing Parasite, I thought that…

By Alex Skrapits – It is not always easy to replicate as something as revolutionary as one’s previous works. And NO, I am…

By Alex Skrapits – Do you ever remember that childhood feeling where you are were a fan of a franchise growing up…

By Michael Kalafatis – “West of Arkham, the hills rise wild and there are valleys with deep woods that no ax has ever cut…

By Alex Skrapits – During my childhood, I did remember seeing commercials for the toy line. From a boy’s point of view…

By Manuel Martinez – Every once in a while, there is a movie that I just have to watch because there is a lot of commotion…

By Caitlin – Robert Eggers’ 2019 film, The Lighthouse, is a psychological sexually-charged maritime tale that will…

By John Tuttle – Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit is a sensational masterpiece converging comedy with sobering sincerity to…

By Alex Skrapits – I have been waiting FOREVER to talk about this. Not just the movie itself, but Sonic the Hedgehog…

By Sam Maguire – Sam Mendes’ 1917 is his best film since Road to Perdition, making a compelling case for the year’s…

By Daniel Occelli – 1917 is the acclaimed war epic directed by Sam Mendes that everyone’s talking about. It stars Dean Charles Chapman…

By Daniel Occelli – Ford v Ferrari, or as it was properly named in Europe, Le Mans 66, is directed by James Mangold, the…

By Daniel Occelli – Judy is directed by Rupert Goold, they guy that brought us that film True Story, the non-comedy…