A truly incredible film only made more magnificent by Portman’s unforgettable performance.
Film Reviews
Reviews of all the latest film releases, from indie festival flicks to big screen blockbusters.
High Life review – a mesmerising space odyssey
R-Patz gets existential in space. What more could you want?
Destination Wedding review – an anti-rom com that tries a little too hard to be clever
An overly pretentious rom-com that lacks any form of action or plot.
Long Shot review – an OK comedy with good leads, but little bite
An unlikely pair make for a watchable comedy.
Tolkien review – a biopic that varies in quality but hits hardest when it matters.
Nicholas Hoult portrays the person of intelligence on this sort of… mission… quest… thing.
Tater Tot & Patton – a moving tale of connection that side-steps cliché with grace
Andrew Kightlinger’s award-winning indie gem is a golden story of hardship, contrast and family.
Avengers: Endgame review – a rousing and celebratory blockbuster that defies every expectation
A mind-bending, groundbreaking and fist-pumping blockbuster to end them all.
Eighth Grade review – a stroke of painfully relatable genius
Look out world. Bo Burnham is only getting started.
Bel Canto review – an interesting, but hardly edge-of-your-seat drama
Paul Weitz’s interesting drama features starring performances but never gets the heart racing.
Red Joan review – a misfiring and disappointing British spy drama
Even some prime Judi Dench-ness cannot save this dull and poorly aimed British spy movie that forgets it is actually a spy movie.









