Baby Driver (2017)
2017-07-12
Haunted by flashbacks of his mother’s sudden death in a car accident which, as a backseat passenger, left him withContinue Reading
Tiere [Animals] – (2017)
2017-07-04
Calling all Edinburgh David Lynch fans! It seems that the return of Lynch’s masterpiece show Twin Peaks has become aContinue Reading
Whitney: Can I Be Me (2017)
2017-06-26
Watching Rudi Dolezal and Nick Broomfield’s warts and all documentary about the first and only artist to release seven consecutiveContinue Reading
Churchill (2017)
2017-06-20
Think Sunday, think 9 pm, think BBC 1. For that is where director Jonathan Teplitzky (The Railway Man) and first-timeContinue Reading
The Red Turtle (2017)
2017-06-16
Just when you think you’ve seen the last of Studio Ghibli, up they pop with two releases just months apart.Continue Reading
Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge (2017)
2017-05-31
Undead-ghostly-zombified pirates are the flogged horse of this series, a franchise that appears to have no intention of stopping. TheContinue Reading
Snatched (2017)
2017-05-30
Quite why Goldie Hawn chose to break her fifteen year absence from the big screen with Snatched is beyond me.Continue Reading
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)
2017-05-30
I have to admit I was more excited about this film that I had been about any in recent history,Continue Reading
Colossal (2017)
2017-05-23
Never has the acronym WTF been more appropriate. To paraphrase a lyric from The Human League’s sole UK number oneContinue Reading
Alien: Covenant (2017)
2017-05-15
Finally, after months of marketing tease, Alien: Covenant is upon us, the sixth film in the ongoing saga. As aContinue Reading
The Levelling (2017)
2017-05-15
This debut film from Hope Dickson Leach deals with the concept of suicide with courage, decency and realistic portrayal. AttachedContinue Reading
Sleepless (2017)
2017-05-09
With her deadpan face and drawling voice, all that is missing from Internal Affairs officer Jennifer Bryant’s (Michelle Monaghan) impersonationContinue Reading
Whisky Galore (2017)
2017-05-07
To think that Peter McDougall, the writer of hard-hitting sectarian dramas such as Just Another Saturday and Just A Boy’sContinue Reading
The Belko Experiment (2017)
2017-04-28
“Normal people don’t work at Belko,” says one of many abnormal characters who work for the said non-profit organisation whoseContinue Reading