Regretting You looked awful from the trailer, yet with Odeon’s Limitless I try to see as much as possible, but still… will I regret watching this? As we’re introduced to two friendly couples – Morgan …
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Regretting You looked awful from the trailer, yet with Odeon’s Limitless I try to see as much as possible, but still… will I regret watching this? As we’re introduced to two friendly couples – Morgan …
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One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest is out now on 4K Steelbook, and it’s 50 years old this year, which can’t be right, because like me, it should only be 29 years of age… Anyhoo, …
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Shelby Oaks is another horror movie with ‘things that go yawn in the night’, and shows that this town is coming like a ghost town, since within Darke County, Ohio, Riley (Sarah Durn) and her …
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Predator Badlands opens on on Yautja Prime – aka where the titular creatures are from, as brothers Dek and Kwei are fighting. However, their father decides Dek has dishonoured the family and is a runt …
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Being Eddie is a documentary about the man who was the first black comedian to host Saturday Night Live, and a successful one at a time when in the early ’80s, the only other big …
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The Running Man is a film I’ve been particularly looking forward to, given that it comes from Edgar Wright, who has a distinct style that’s served a number of films brilliantly over the years, not …
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Ballad of a Small Player centres around gambler Lord Doyle (Colin Farrell – A Big Bold Beautiful Journey), in Macau, the gambling centre of the universe, and he states that soon… his life as he …
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Bugonia is the latest opus from Yorgos Lathimos, who always ensures you’re going to have a bonkers time, one of my favourites before this being The Lobster, with Colin Farrell, although while I also loved …
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The Descent came back to cinemas for its 20th Anniversary, but also made for my first-ever viewing of this film, from Neil Marshall, the director of Dog Soldiers, which I also didn’t see for some …
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Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is more a case of the final word being the destination of this pseudo-biopic, covering Bruce Springsteen’s (Jeremy Allen White – The Iron Claw) rise to fame and the trials …
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