The BRWC Review: San Andreas
San Andreas is a visual assault on the eyes and ears for its entire 112 minutes running time that leaves you thinking the disaster was in making the film. Unless of course its genius is the… The BRWC Review: San Andreas
San Andreas is a visual assault on the eyes and ears for its entire 112 minutes running time that leaves you thinking the disaster was in making the film. Unless of course its genius is the… The BRWC Review: San Andreas
We Are Many shows us how people power is important but remains historical rather than radical. Where were you on Saturday 15 February 2003? If the date doesn’t immediately jog your memory then the event… Review: We Are Many
Tomorrowland: A world beyond is the latest film from Brad Bird, the man who brought us The Incredibles. This is also the film that Disney hopes will be their summer blockbuster. Will it be a… The BRWC Review: Tomorrowland
Chef is a film you should not watch hungry, in the same way you shouldn’t go shopping on an empty stomach – you want everything in sight. In fact, even having ate I wanted every… Review: Chef
Hopscotch is pitched as a psychological horror film with more focus on the psychological than horror. I kept looking back at the email explanation during the viewing to make sure that my eyes had not… Review: Hopscotch