Civil War — A brutal film that misses its own point
In his closing act, Garland gives the age-old war photographer’s dilemma a brand-new coat of paint.
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In his closing act, Garland gives the age-old war photographer’s dilemma a brand-new coat of paint.
Redefining the big screen with Dune: Part Two’s monumental blockbuster success
A love triangle of Venusians meets a racquet sport in one of the biggest releases this season.
The Time Lord and his Tardis are once again gracing our TV screens, but is the 60th anniversary the start of a new Golden Era?
Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things offers a bizarre reimagining of the classical Frankenstein tale, which you wouldn’t know if you haven’t watched the trailer or read any other promo material. When we first meet Bella, her speech, walk, and actions are confusing. Just like the professor’s assistant,
"I’d never overthrow Rome – my good friend is Roman."
The British Film Institute's London Film Festival is an annual celebration of cinematography and the world’s finest new films and series. In its 67th edition, the BFI LFF 2023 ran from October 4th to 15th. The event, as always, was open to the public, offering a wide
A star-studded cast, a legendary director, and a story so intricate it takes three and a half hours to tell. Martin Scorsese’s new film, Killers of the Flower Moon, promises a lot, and it absolutely delivers. The film is based on the eponymous book which tells the true story
While I am decidedly not a motorcycle enthusiast, the captivating plot of Jeff Nichols’ The Bikeriders drew me in from the very beginning. This film is a gritty exploration of the Chicago Vandals motorcycle club set during the rebellious 1960s and early 1970s, delving into themes of companionship, trust, and
"Queer is polite, like all the dicks were taken out."
"You’re like a moth: harmless, drawn to shiny things... desperate to get in."
The career of an iconic actress in five movies watched over the summer break.