The gift of sound and vision
The World’s A Little Blurry (15, 140 minutes) Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell doesn’t write songs for me. But by
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A thoroughly nasty piece of work
I Care A Lot (15, 119 minutes) It came as a huge relief after 30 minutes of watching this to
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The little things are what get you caught up in this dark thriller
The Little Things (15, 128 minutes) There are few things you can count on in life, but one of them
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Deep in the heart of Texas
News Of The World (12, 118 minutes) Five years after the end of the American Civil War a former Confederate
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Let’s Twist again
Twist (12, 89 minutes) A modern day telling of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, which rather than being contemporary, feels more
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A sobering thought
Promising Young Woman (12, 114 minutes) Entrenched possibly a little too deep in the #MeToo movement, this feature debut for
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Snow particular place to go
The Midnight Sky (12, 118 minutes) George Clooney directs himself as an elderly scientist with a terminal illness who stays
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Small wonder
WW84 (12A, 150 minutes) I could have done without the 1980s. It was all horrible sounding snare drums with reverb
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Nowhere near clever enough
Superintelligence (12) 1hour 46minutes Melissa McCarthy has a comedic charm which can usually be enough to carry a film though
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Mank looks a favourite for awards
Mank (12, 131 Minutes) It is almost mandatory for an exceptional film to be crafted in the flames of despair.
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