Les Misérables: Review. By Alif Majeed. As Les Misérables begins, the camera follows a group of kids celebrating the French team's victory in the 2018 world cup. As they swim, scram, and jump in joy through a swarm of people to their way to the Champs-Élysées, they are celebrating with
Whether its the quirky whimsy of Robert Downey Jr’s big-screen performance or the steely-eyed precision of Benedict Cumberbatch’s take, Sherlock Holmes is a figure who has numerous personifications in popular culture. Instead of delivering more enigmatic mysteries from Sherlock's repertoire, Netflix looks to jumpstart a new franchise with Enola Holmes, which
Nobody knows quite when it started. The Americans blame the Russians and the Russians blame the Americans, all we know is that a genetic experiment to create super soldiers went wrong, creating a race of pig-human hybrids that soon became the dominating race on Earth. All that’s left to defend
Heather (Michelle Rose) and Mark (Kurt Yue) are a couple coping with the loss of their daughter. Their first Christmas will be difficult without her, but they intend to make the best of things, although it’s clear that they’ve drifted apart. Then in the middle of the night they find a
Hurt By Paradise: Review. By Thomas White. Single mother Celeste Blackwood and her soulmate Stella Mansell are two friends living in London, each pursuing their respective artistic careers as a poet and actress. Over time their dreams become ever more elusive. Writer/director Greta Bellamacina’s feature debut shows a warm spirit and
