2.5/5 · 2022
Lightyear
Damn the animation in 1995 really went hard. As far as corporate cash grabs go, Lightyear actually presents an interesting premise on its surface. The film that was made is actu...
Published 19 June 2022
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2.5/5 · 2022
Damn the animation in 1995 really went hard. As far as corporate cash grabs go, Lightyear actually presents an interesting premise on its surface. The film that was made is actu...
Published 19 June 2022
5/5 · 2022
So, this film has been out for a while, yet it has only come to the UK recently and while waiting to watch this it's been hard to avoid the overwhelming praise this film has rec...
Published 26 May 2022
3/5 · 2022
(Provisional score, I can see this moving up and down 1 star) For the longest time now the biggest critique facing the biggest cinematic franchise in history is how “samey” ever...
Published 10 May 2022
3/5 · 2022
Moon Knight brings Oscar Isaac into the MCU and it’s all the better for it, however it also brings a whole lot of inconsistency. Reflecting on this show, if Oscar Isaac wasn’t i...
Published 5 May 2022
1/5 · 2022
Someone please just tell Sony to sell the SpiderMan characters back to Marvel. Morbius is another fantastic addition into the catalogue of Sony SpiderMan films that completely b...
Published 15 April 2022
2.5/5 · 2021
I must've watched a different film from everyone else, cause this was fine, not a best picture front runner. On the surface this film could've been fantastic (and one I should'v...
Published 28 March 2022
5/5 · 2022
I'm simply in awe of this film. In a time where we're saturated with the onslaught of comic book films that seem to rehash the same ideas over and over, regurgitating the same s...
Published 5 March 2022
3/5 · 2022
<iGFF WATCH 1</i This would've made a fantastic play. The Outfit is a smart, witty crime thriller helmed by a delightful performance from Mark Rylance. Penned by Graham Moore, a...
Published 5 March 2022
5/5 · 2021
<iGFF WATCH 2</i "I feel like a spectator in my own life." This film best put, feels like a mirror to the audience. We're not all Julie, but in a sense we very much are. Life's...
Published 5 March 2022
2.5/5 · 2022
Y’know what, it wasn’t that bad. As a huge fan of the games I had zero expectations going into this, I didn’t like any of the promotional material, I didn’t really like the cast...
Published 15 February 2022
2.5/5 · 2021
A Kenneth Branagh film with no Dutch angles?!? I’m shocked. An emotional resonant and cute picturesque account told through the eyes of a child of living in Belfast during a tim...
Published 30 January 2022
2/5 · 2021
Mediocrity at its finest. Nothing about this film felt special, and especially coming from a man as acclaimed as Aaron Sorkin this comes as a huge disappointment. The thing that...
Published 12 January 2022
1/5 · 2021
Don’t you just love when your main characters are one dimensional stereotypes: the girlboss, the gay and the Rock. The majority of the jokes, throughout this far too long of a r...
Published 10 January 2022
4/5 · 2021
After seeing House of Gucci, I was feeling trepidatious with the prospect of sitting down and watching another 3hour Ridley Scott feature, but my fears were misplaced. I'm stunn...
Published 8 January 2022
4/5 · 2021
<iSaw in 35mm</i Licorice Pizza is the comedy film of the year, a genuinely nonstop fun ride that completely immerses you in the world of 70s LA. PTA is so loose with structure...
Published 4 January 2022
4/5 · 2021
McKay is certainly not subtle with what he’s trying to do with this film, yet I don’t think that stops Don’t Look Up from being a fantastic, timely examination on the media, the...
Published 25 December 2021
3/5 · 2021
Up until the last episode the show was looking like it was going to be the most consistent of the D+ shows so far. However, the last episode was so messy and poorly handled that...
Published 24 December 2021
1/5 · 2021
Possibly one of the worst directed films in recent memory, and what’s more surprising is that it’s coming from one of the world’s most prolific modernday directors. From scene t...
Published 22 December 2021
3.5/5 · 2021
There’s something so oxymoronic about the buffest guys you’ve ever seen doing ballet in the streets of New York. Spielberg directs the shit out of this film. It’s a technically...
Published 21 December 2021
5/5 · 2021
A film franchise hopes and dreams to have a film in their catalogue that transcends what a normal film is, to become something more, to be an event in cinema that has collective...
Published 19 December 2021
4.5/5 · 2019
This film is the essence of “With great power comes great responsibility”. Instead of giving Peter this speech, he learns this lesson throughout the course of the film, opting f...
Published 14 December 2021
4.5/5 · 2017
While this isn’t the typical SpiderMan story we’re used to, SpiderMan Homecoming is a thoroughly refreshing addition into the catalogue of ever expanding Spidey movies. Many of...
Published 13 December 2021
1.5/5 · 2014
How many times can one person say Oxford in a single sentence? Well strap in cause this film will test those limits. This is the most disappointing of the SpiderMan films, as it...
Published 12 December 2021
2.5/5 · 2012
Much like the Raimi trilogy there’s a plethora of issues with The Amazing SpiderMan but it has one thing that trilogy never did: chemistry. To me, this film is truly the antiRai...
Published 11 December 2021