They suffered for their art… now it’s our turn
Bill & Ted Face The Music (PG) Straddling the end of the 80s and beginning of the 90s, the Bill
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Mulan makes ripples in the stream
Mulan (PG) There’s obviously a market for these remakes as the box office returns for Lion King and Aladdin particularly
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Time twister proves that cinema is alive and well
Tenet (12A, 150 Minutes) Commuting past Mile End last week, I overheard a husband tell his wife that “art is
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A holding exercise until the real stuff comes back
The Old Guard (Netflix) It’s a sign of how expectations have lowered during lockdown that sitting through more than two
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Drive-in cinema comes to Southend
Southend is set to join the socially distanced Drive-in entertainment revolution when three popular movies hit the screen at Garon
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Drive-in cinema opens in Rochford
A BRAND NEW drive-in cinema has opened in Rochford, offering classic movies to film buffs left frustrated by the COVID-19
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Films to enjoy during self isolation
Here are some classic films you could be watching while on lockdown. The Matrix (1999) – Keanu Reeves takes the
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Time of the signs
Misbehaviour (12A, 106 Minutes) After last week’s disastrous encounter with Military Wives, it was wise to catch Philippa Lowthorpe (director
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Choir hits a flat note
Military Wives (12A, 112 Minutes) With the misery of the new Bond film being delayed by seven months, I decided
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Plenty to see here
The Invisible Man (15, 124 Minutes) “All right, you fools. You’ve brought it on yourselves!”. The maniacal shrieking of Claude
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