Atomic Blonde review
Sometimes you can get all the right numbers into an equation and still end up with a...
Life DVD review
Sci-fi space thriller Life may well be a bit of a rip-off of Aliens, but it does its best to try to be a...
The Lost City Of Z DVD review
It may not be the most easy going viewing out on DVD this year, but there's a lot to be said for the sheer...
Kong: Skull Island DVD review
Kong: Skull Island made its way to DVD, Blu-ray and digital rental this week, and while it's definitely a film that worked best at...
Dunkirk (2017) review
Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk (2017) is undoubtedly an impressive piece of filmmaking, with well crafted cinematography, sparse dialogue in the face of the very intense...
Beauty and the beast (2017) DVD review
While there are a few positive elements to the recent live action adaptation of Beauty And The Beast, the reality is that it doesn't...
Spider-Man: Homecoming review
Despite serious reservations about the potential delivery of The Vulture in the film, Spider-Man: Homecoming has turned out to be one of the big...
War For The Planet Of The Apes review
With such impressive previous films in the trilogy, War For The Planet Of The Apes had a lot to live up to, especially with...
John Wick chapter 2 DVD review
With the exceptionally irreverent action of the opening film, there were a lot of fans crying out for the sequel and while John Wick:...
T2 Trainspotting DVD review
Low expectations can work wonders for a film, and while there is an element of that in our appreciation of T2 Trainspotting, it is...
The Mummy (2017) review
While the 2017 reboot of The Mummy came with a fair amount of fun, thrills and embalmed archaeological kills, it's not really the film...
Jackie DVD review
The most impressive aspect of Jackie is Natalie Portman's performance, which is more than deserving of the Best Actress nomination she received at the...
Baywatch (2017) review
Where do you start with a film like Baywatch? A modern day cinematic adaptation of a much-loved, but clichéd TV show from the 90s,...
Pirates Of The Caribbean 5: Salazar’s Revenge review + end credits scene
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge may not be the special return for the series that we were hoping for, but for fans of...
Wonder Woman review comments are positive for the upcoming release
While Wonder Women isn't scheduled to arrive on the big screen in the UK until the 1st June 2017, a day earlier than its...
King Arthur: The Legend Of The Sword review
Guy Ritchie's latest film, King Arthur: The Legend Of The Sword, may not be quite as bad as of the critics would have you...
Assassin’s Creed DVD review
Computer game movie adaptations haven't really got a good history, with the likes of Street Fighter, Mario Bros. and Mortal Kombat all getting harsh...
A Monster Calls DVD review
The movie adaptation of A Monster Calls features an impressive cast, the same tragic and redemptive story that made the book such a success...
Passengers DVD review
If you've seen the trailer below for sci-fi romance adventure Passengers and thought you already know how it goes, the reality is that there's...
Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children DVD review
Expectations were high for the potential of Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children, which recently arrived on DVD, Blu-ray and digital download after a...
