Mute (2018) – Review.
There are a number of great films that have left their mark on the neo-noir-drenched corner of cinema, the colourful void in which inspiring and terrifying futures exist under bright,… Continue reading "Mute (2018) – Review."
Category: Reviews
Our in-depth analysis of the latest films as well as retrospective analysis of older or classic movies.
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The Ritual (2017) – Review.
Much has been written of late of how Netflix’s influence is perhaps changing the way films will be released in the future with the streaming service recently being responsible for the… Continue reading "The Ritual (2017) – Review."
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The Film ‘89 Podcast Episode 4 – Black Panther (2018).
The fourth episode of The Film ’89 Podcast is here! This week, Neil and Skye are joined by friend of the podcast, Mr Jim Cottle. The guys give a rundown… Continue reading "The Film ‘89 Podcast Episode 4 – Black Panther (2018)."
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Raising Cain (1992) / Raising Cain: Recut (2012) – Review.
When discussing the filmography of Brian De Palma there are a number of obvious films that come to mind – Scarface, The Untouchables, Carlito’s Way, Obsession and Dressed To Kill being just a few. One film… Continue reading "Raising Cain (1992) / Raising Cain: Recut (2012) – Review."
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The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) – Review.
*** Containers Mild Spoilers *** The Cloverfield Paradox was a film with a lot of expectation heaped upon it without really that much in the way of hype or warning.… Continue reading "The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) – Review."
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First Blood (1982).
When we watch First Blood (1982) today, almost four decades years after it was first released and having had our thoughts coloured by three sequels and countless copycats, and the… Continue reading "First Blood (1982)."
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Last Flag Flying (2017) – Review.
Serving as an unofficial sequel to Hal Ashby’s 1973 film, The Last Detail, director Richard Linklater’s latest offering, Last Flag Flying, tells the story of three Vietnam veterans brought together… Continue reading "Last Flag Flying (2017) – Review."
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Downsizing (2017) – Review.
*** SPOILER WARNING *** Downsizing stars Matt Damon as down on his luck Paul Safranek. When we first meet Paul he’s working as an occupational therapist who once had dreams… Continue reading "Downsizing (2017) – Review."
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The Shape of Water (2017) – Review.
Halfway through The Shape of Water a major event takes place. Eliza, the mute protagonist played exquisitely by Sally Hawkins, has hatched a plan, and she’s now putting it into… Continue reading "The Shape of Water (2017) – Review."
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Masters of Cinema Buster Keaton Collection: Part 3 – Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) – Review.
For the final film in our look at the recent Eureka Masters of Cinema Buster Keaton Collection we have the 1928 masterpiece Steamboat Bill, Jr., a film which marked the end of Buster Keaton Studios and was the great man’s… Continue reading "Masters of Cinema Buster Keaton Collection: Part 3 – Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) – Review."