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Latest Reader-Submitted Movie Reviews
Glass (2019) Movie Review
By Nick Herod – Night Shyamalan’s newest film Glass is the sequel to Unbreakable and Split, concluding the Eastrail 177 trilogy…
A Star Is Born (2018) Movie Review
By Nick Herod – A Star Is Born is a remake of the 1937 original and is directed by Bradley Cooper in his directorial debut. The film…
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) Movie Review
By Jason McBride – There have been movies about Joan of Arc almost as long there have been movies, but none have had the…
Eagle vs Shark (2007) Movie Review
By Will -Taika Waititi is nowadays known as a massively up and coming director, with A-list Marvels under his belt such as…
Sex Education TV Series Review
By Will – Otis is an awkward 16-year-old just starting sixth form in an undefined part of the UK. His mother, Jean, is his single…
Lionheart (2018) Movie Review
By Tobiloba Olaosun – The First Acquired Nigerian Movie that got Netflix paying $3 million Permit me to call Genevieve a Queen…
Glass (2019) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – After returning to form, following a long string of critical and commercial failures, with the multi-personality…
The Mule (2018) Movie Review
By Jason McBride – Clint Eastwood’s latest effort, The Mule is as much a western as Unforgiven or High Plains Drifter…
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) Movie Review
By Henry L Shorney – Fond memories—and the convenience on Netflix—encouraged me to revisit Lock, Stock and Two…
A Star Is Born (2018) Movie Review
By Bill Curzon – I was lucky enough to attend a preview screening of A Star Is Born 8 days before its UK theatrical release, in fact…
Over Drive (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – For those who thought that Tom Cruise’s Days of Thunder wasn’t enough to satisfy their adrenaline rush…
That Night’s Wife (1930) Movie Review
By Jason McBride – The problem with silent film isn’t the lack of sound- it’s too much sound, as in the cheap scores thrown on…
Mortal Engines (2018) Movie Review
By Ryan Kennedy – Mortal Engines is a recent film written by the one and only, Peter Jackson. It was directed by Christian Rivers…
Mary Poppins Returns (2018) Movie Review
By Felix Wyderka – The original movie is a classic. Everybody knows the most wonderful nanny with her magical friends and her…
Whiplash (2014) Movie Review
By Spencer Stechman – A lot can be said about this hell and back movie that’s called Whiplash. The only to define the film would…
Aquaman (2018) Movie Review
By Belinda Rutherford – Aquaman gives us hope for more DC Movies Another year and another DC movie. Unfortunately, I had…
Elf (2003) Movie Review
By Spencer Stechman – Tis the seasons! With everything of happy holiday cheer Elf works around Buddy (Will Ferrell) who was…
John McEnroe: In the Realm of Perfection (2018) Documentary Review
By Samantha Olsen – John McEnroe had arguably the greatest tennis season of all in 1984. In his profile of McEnroe…
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) Movie Review
By Benjamin Wollmuth – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is an ambitious. Sony’s last few attempts with the character of…
First Man (2018) Movie Review
By Harryson Brabo – This is Chazelle’s first movie where music isn’t an ongoing theme and this is part of why my expectations…
Instant Family (2018) Movie Review
By Felix Wyderka – Instant Family is a heartfelt comedy that does enough to be an entertaining movie. The movie starts off with…
Mortal Engines (2018) Movie Review
By Jack Robinson – Mortal Engines. For me those two words have held a deep, emotive meaning since I read the Phillip Reeve…
Juno (2007) Movie Review
By Stuart McLaren – This is a beautiful little film, and the only reason I say “little” is that the initial budget was, I believe, around…
No Man’s Land (2001) Movie Review
By Terri Graham – I don’t like war movies—the hatred, violence, and senseless killing. I’ll take a “feel good” movie any day, but…
La La Land (2016) Movie Review
By Christian – La La Land: a gripping story for the ones who dream I would like to start with a personal anecdote: I’ve watched the…
In This Corner of the World (2016) Movie Review
By Forrest Rawles – As war-torn countries claw their way through each other, Sunao Katabuchi’s In This Corner of the World is well…
The Christmas Chronicles (2018) Movie Review
By Robyn Dudic – For several days now, Netflix tried to convince me to see The Christmas Chronicles (2018). What got me…
Revolution (1985) Movie Review
By Stuart McLaren – Just watched Pacino in Revolution (Alt. Title: Al And His Amazing Technicolour Dream-Wig) a film I had never…
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Movie Review
By Jack – Star Wars: The Last Jedi is the EIGHTH installment in the Star Wars saga (not counting the spinoffs). Wow… eight movies…
The Death of Louis XIV (2016) Movie Review
By Jason McBride – As its namesake suggests, The Death of Louis XIV hones in on the final days of France’s Sun King and…
Chihayafuru: Musubi (2018) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – The third entry in the successful series which began in 2016, Chihayafuru Musubi may not be the conclusive…
Oh Lucy! (2017) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – Expanding upon her 2017 TV movie of the same name, writer/director Atsuko Hirayanagi has crafted a…
The Scythian Lamb (2017) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – An intriguing mix of low-key comedy and uneasy drama, the oddly titled The Scythian Lamb engages in a…
Mixed Doubles (2017) Movie Review
By Aaron Rourke – Though predictable to a fault, this mild comedy/drama makes for enjoyable viewing, bolstered by a strong…
