Yesterday night I sat down to watch a film with my girlfriend via zoom, like we have many times whilst at university. This time around was tick, tick…BOOM! and honestly what a pleasant surprise it turned out to be, portraying a story with such affect it made me want to
Review: ‘Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes’ (2021) Joyously Bends Time (and Minds). By Tyler Simeone. Executed tastefully by Sokurov and perhaps no one else, the all-in-one-take film is a tired gimmick, drawing exclamations of “how did they do it!” from audiences at the expense of thoughtful exploration of theme and
Growing up my Nan always used to tell me she remembers the exact moment she found out Princess Diana died. She was sitting at the table when my Uncle came running down the stairs to tell her. They both sat there and cried. Now, my family has never been royal
Kate (Jenny Seagrove), Liz (Sally Phillips) and Cassie (Kelly Preston) are mourning the loss of their best friend. They all grew up together, but have gone their separate ways and are all living very separate lives. However, what they soon realise that their lost friend is going to bring them
Ghostbusters Afterlife Synopsis: When a single mom (Carrie Coon) and her two kids (Mckenna Grace and Finn Wolfhard) arrive in a small town, they begin to discover their connection to the original Ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind. Few throwback titles exude the effortless cool of Ghostbusters. Director Ivan Reitman
