A period piece set in 18th century England, The Favourite follows Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) and her close friend Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) who tends to the Queen’s health. However when a new… Continue reading
Velvet Buzzsaw is one of the most uniquely titled films of the year and after enduring it I still couldn’t tell you exactly why it’s titled this aside from the fact that it… Continue reading
It has been some time since Mary Poppins last visited the Banks children but she’s returned to instil some magic and positivity into the lives of the Banks family. Mary Poppins Returns takes… Continue reading
Roma is Alfonso Cuarón‘s “90% autobiographical film” about a middle-class family living in 1970’s Mexico City as seen through the life of their maid Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio). Directed, written, produced, filmed, and co-edited… Continue reading
A Series of Unfortunate Events comes to an end with this final season delivering the final seven episodes based on the last four books in the series. It’s sad to see such an… Continue reading
Glass is a psychological thriller and the final step to M. Night Shyamalan‘s trilogy of grounded superhero films, and it only took us 19 years to get here. It’s a sequel to both… Continue reading
2018 had a great variety of amazing movies across a range of genres which surprised and amazed me. As a result we have this list where each film sits within its own sub-genre… Continue reading
2018 may have had a number of great films that blew the minds of those who had the pleasure of seeing them, but it also produced some absolute stinkers which I’ve highlighted here… Continue reading
Aquaman is the next entry in DC’s own cinematic universe and follows the titular character post Justice League as he fights for his people both on land and in the sea, with a… Continue reading
2018 was a massive year for TV with existing series’ coming back for some stellar seasons as well as some newcomers hitting the ground running and standing out above the rest. It was… Continue reading
