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Film Reviews

24th Sep 2025

REVIEW: A Big Bold Beautiful Journey – Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell get sentimental in vibrant fantasy romance

Hamish Calvert
21st Sep 2025

REVIEW: Steve – Cillian Murphy Netflix drama finds hope and humanity in troubled teens

Hamish Calvert
14th Sep 2025

REVIEW: The Long Walk – harrowing Stephen King adaptation strides through its bleak story with powerful emotion

Hamish Calvert
10th Sep 2025

REVIEW: Solo – drag queen sashays between artistic expression and toxic relationships in candid queer drama

Hamish Calvert
27th Aug 2025

REVIEW: Caught Stealing – Austin Butler-led crime caper is director Darren Aronofsky at his most uncomplicated

Hamish Calvert
25th Aug 2025

REVIEW: The Thursday Murder Club – a charming central cast makes up for a mostly humdrum whodunit

Hamish Calvert
25th Aug 2025

REVIEW: Borderline – Ray Nicholson is wasted in kooky and contrived comedy thriller

Hamish Calvert
17th Aug 2025

REVIEW: Together – body horror relationship drama fusion is freakish fun, but not quite fully formed

Hamish Calvert
13th Aug 2025

REVIEW: Late Shift – realistic hospital drama has all the symptoms of a cinematic success

Hamish Calvert
6th Aug 2025

REVIEW: Materialists – well-observed takedown of modern dating ends up more awkward than effective

Hamish Calvert
2nd Aug 2025

REVIEW: The Legend of Ochi – A24 go family-friendly in offbeat fantasy adventure

Hamish Calvert
28th Jul 2025

REVIEW: The Fantastic Four: First Steps – sincere superhero squad successfully strides onto screens

Hamish Calvert