Review – The YA boom limps to a long overdue end in ‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’
Dylan O’Brien and friends return to bring the Maze Runner franchise to a conclusion almost nobody has been waiting for.
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January 2018
Review – Aardman returns in ‘Early Man’ with Christmas cracker puns and slapstick
Eddie Redmayne stars as a caveman discovering the world of football in Aardman’s bizarre animation Early Man.
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Review – 12 Strong
Chris Hemsworth gets combat ready to tell the tale of the Horse Soldiers in post-9/11 war movie 12 Strong.
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Review – A Futile and Stupid Gesture
Netflix takes on the story of National Lampoon in this zany comedy, starring Will Forte and an unrecognisable Domhnall Gleeson.
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Review – Tokyo Ghoul
A Japanese college student unwittingly becomes a flesh-eating monster in bizarre fantasy actioner Tokyo Ghoul.
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Review – Downsizing
Alexander Payne takes an enormous high-concept and squanders it with Downsizing – a tale of people living in a miniature utopia.
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Review – The Post
The cinematic Trinity of Spielberg-Hanks-Streep comes together for gripping journalism drama The Post.
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Blu-ray Review – Wind River (2017)
Taylor Sheridan’s reservation murder-mystery Wind River is out now in the Blu-ray and it gifts Jeremy Renner his best role in years.
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Review – Coco
Pixar is back and taking on the Day of the Dead in animated musical comedy Coco.
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Review – The Commuter
We’ve had Taken on a plane, now it’s Taken on a train as Liam Neeson goes action man again in The Commuter.
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Review – Insidious: The Last Key
Lin Shaye remains a convincing franchise lead, but Insidious: The Last Key betrays a series that ran out of ideas long ago.
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