Jojo Rabbit was always going to be a divisive film. Coming from its premiere in Toronto International Film Festival, Taika Waititi’s latest movie, a black comedy revolving around hapless Nazis, had polarised reviews and opinion. Although this isn’t the first … Continue reading Jojo Rabbit – Review
The world is terrifying right now. Especially when you look at politics. Nearly most countries seem to be in turmoil. Our leaders are becoming more corrupt than ever and fascist groups are becoming more prominent within our system. It’s a … Continue reading Official Secrets – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
Takashi Miike is a prolific filmmaker. The Japanese director has made over 100 movies and he just keeps going and going. From the downright bizarre classics such as The Happiness of the Katakuris and Audition to fun newer films such … Continue reading First Love – Review
If there is one writer adapted more so than Shakespeare, it’s Dickens. From Oliver to Scrooge, the acclaimed author has had many movies, TV shows, and musicals based on his work. Now David Copperfield (no, not the magician,) can dust … Continue reading The Personal History of David Copperfield – Review
Hollywood love is so grand, isn’t it? It’s long and passionate speeches in the rain. It’s running through airports trying to stop that ill-fated flight from absconded with a soulmate. It’s big band gestures and super attractive white-teethed people professing … Continue reading Ordinary Love – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
by Cora After years away from the spotlight Shia LaBeouf is back. LaBeouf started his career by making his name on teen TV shows such as Even Stevens then slowly moving into blockbusters such as Transformers. This tumultuous life has … Continue reading Honey Boy – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
