The Favourite is a delightfully dark comedy that lets its stars shine
‘The Favourite’ isn’t nearly as weird as I’d feared, and it’s a decent historical piece too… continue reading
LGBT
Melissa McCarthy goes for the gold in Can You Ever Forgive Me?
McCarthy shows us a different side of her talents in the delightful true story… continue reading
Disobedience is elevated by strong performances & a keen eye for detail
‘Disobedience’ takes a mildly fetishistic story and becomes a better version of itself… continue reading
Tom of Finland Blu-ray Review :: Tom of Finland reveals the man behind the art
The biopic reveals the life of the artist but it’s not without its problems… continue reading
Call Me By Your Name is a slow burn of longing and desire
Terrific performances and gorgeous scenery fill every frame of the film… continue reading
Battle of the Sexes brings back the 1970s in style
‘Battle of the Sexes’ shows that even as times change, some things stay the same… continue reading
Atomic Blonde packs an atomic punch!
This action-packed thrill ride is sure to please all action fans… continue reading
Best Picture winner Moonlight comes to home video
Best Picture winner Moonlight out on digital… continue reading
Moonlight earns its well-deserved praise
‘Moonlight’ is a well-made prestige movie that explores a perspective rarely seen in film… continue reading
Carol has a slow, aching, painful path of a love that dares not speak its name
‘Carol’ is not for everyone, but it is a beautiful and very well acted movie… continue reading
The Danish Girl is a beautifully made film with one and half great performances
‘The Danish Girl’ would be entirely pretentious and dull if not for the two performances at the lead… continue reading