3.5/5 · 2023
The Killer
Venice Film Festival 16 – PalaBiennale Sadly, I was let down by the newest Fincher. The Killer follows Michael Fassbender who goes on a revenge killing spree. That is the plot....
Published 7 September 2023
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3.5/5 · 2023
Venice Film Festival 16 – PalaBiennale Sadly, I was let down by the newest Fincher. The Killer follows Michael Fassbender who goes on a revenge killing spree. That is the plot....
Published 7 September 2023
4.5/5 · 2023
Venice Film Festival 12 – PalaBiennale Something about films about composers and Venice just works. Cooper is an unbelievable talent, really his work in Maestro is phenomenal. I...
Published 6 September 2023
3.5/5 · 2023
Venice Film Festival 7 – Sala Grande I’m kind of in utter shock how poorly this has been received. Look, it’s no masterpiece but I genuinely had fun. This was camp in a way I’ve...
Published 5 September 2023
4.5/5 · 2023
Venice Film Festival 8 – PalaBiennale What a world Lanthimos has envisioned in his latest feature film. Poor Things is nothing if not a technical showcase of the skill Lanthimos...
Published 5 September 2023
2/5 · 2023
Venice Film Festival 4 – PalaBiennale Wow, what an utter disappointment. Ferrari feels like such a forgettable movie. It’s void of any real substance for the majority of its run...
Published 3 September 2023
4.5/5 · 2023
With queer cinema becoming more "mainstream" for lack of a better word it means that production companies are more willing to produce queer films which perhaps either wouldn't h...
Published 23 August 2023
4/5 · 2023
Silent Roar is a wonderful, confident feature film debut from Scottish filmmaker Jonny Barrington. Examining a facet of grief that often isn’t shown on screen, the film explores...
Published 19 August 2023
5/5 · 2023
Just an overwhelming achievement of filmmaking. Nolan in his lauded filmography decided to add a new sort of film for him, a character study, and he creates a film so devastatin...
Published 5 August 2023
1/5 · 2023
It’s no surprise I really enjoy the MCU. It’s something I grew up with but I also genuinely believe there are projects within it which are worthy of the praise they have receive...
Published 5 August 2023
5/5 · 2023
Greta has done it again and is now three for three for me. She’s slowly becoming one of my favourite people in Hollywood. Her approach to filmmaking just resonants with me, and...
Published 2 August 2023
2.5/5 · 2023
Honestly if this film was not directed by Christopher McQuarrie, I would believe it. This is a far cry from the tight trilogy of films that came before it and sadly I left being...
Published 14 July 2023
3.5/5 · 2023
Indy's supposed last ride was a blast. With James Mangold at the wheel it felt just as kinetic and fun as Spielberg's outings but perhaps lacked the charm that the others before...
Published 2 July 2023
4.5/5 · 2023
Wes Anderson has once again gone full Wes Anderson, and to magnificent results. Asteroid City puts to shame the endless onslaught of tiktoks trying to imitate his signature styl...
Published 26 June 2023
2.5/5 · 2023
It honestly really saddens me to give this movie this score. The Flash, and Barry Allen, are some of my favourite characters in fiction. With the show becoming awful, I had hope...
Published 16 June 2023
5/5 · 2023
As much of a sensory overload as the first time I watched it. The sheer artistry on offer in this film is just bindblowing. The first film pushed boundaries in terms of what an...
Published 12 June 2023
3/5 · 2023
I find the discourse surrounding this movie interesting, as honestly, I think it speaks volumes on the state of the MCU. Had this movie came out earlier I don't think it would b...
Published 19 February 2023
4/5 · 2022
No, every other single review wasn't lying, this really is a <ivisually stunning</i film. As expected, this film is mind blowing visually. No matter how much I was told this bef...
Published 20 December 2022
4.5/5 · 2022
“My heart was buried with her” The undertaking of this film by Coogler is no small feat. Faced with the tragedy of Boseman and having to incorporate that into the story in a way...
Published 18 November 2022
3/5 · 2022
Venice Film Festival 26 Sala Grande This movie could’ve been incredible. I don’t think I’ve ever left a film feeling so conflicted after watching it, and with some time removed...
Published 13 September 2022
2/5 · 2022
Venice Film Festival 25 – PalaBiennale Zeller has fumbled his 2nd feature adapted from one of his plays with this hollow and unrealistic screenplay. As a portrayal of mental ill...
Published 12 September 2022
4.5/5 · 2022
Venice Film Festival 20 – PalaBiennale One of the best reactions in a cinema I’ve ever experienced for a film. Period. The ingenious writing of McDonagh is able to take this rel...
Published 10 September 2022
3.5/5 · 2022
Venice Film Festival 18 PalaBiennale “Y’know, my favorite thing about the movie is, like, it feels like a movie. It feels like a real, like, you know, go to the theatre film, mo...
Published 9 September 2022
5/5 · 2022
Venice Film Festival 15 PalaBiennale On the whole I don’t find play to film adaptations particularly interesting, often they lack the cinematic qualities that makes cinema such...
Published 7 September 2022
4/5 · 2022
Venice Film Festival 8 – PalaBiennale Bones and All takes it wildly dark and haunting story and opts to tell one of love and security that is a sharp contradiction to the violen...
Published 5 September 2022