LFF 2018 – The Front Runner, Maya
The London Film Festival continues with Jason Reitman’s political drama The Front Runner and Mia Hansen-Løve’s romantic drama Maya.
Read moreThe London Film Festival continues with Jason Reitman’s political drama The Front Runner and Mia Hansen-Løve’s romantic drama Maya.
Read moreEd Helms and Owen Wilson sleepwalk through their usual comedy beats to tedious effect in Father Figures.
Read moreDC lays all of its cards on the table with Justice League, which unites all of their superheroes to battle an alien threat.
Read moreMichael Fassbender leads the cast of a mystery thriller that has gone incredibly and bizarrely wrong in The Snowman.
Read moreThe real life horror of the Boston Marathon bombings gets a sensitive big screen transfer in Patriots Day, in which Peter Berg teams with Mark Wahlberg for a third time.
Read moreEmma Stone and Ryan Gosling star in Oscar frontrunner La La Land, but does it match the hype?
Read moreBen Affleck crunches some numbers and smashes some heads.
Read moreReview of 2016 animation Zootropolis, called Zootopia elsewhere in the world, starring Jason Bateman and Idris Elba.
Read moreReview of 2016 animated threequel Kung Fu Panda 3, starring Jack Black, Bryan Cranston, Angelina Jolie and JK Simmons.
Read moreReview of 2015 sci-fi franchise reboot Terminator Genisys, starring Emilia Clarke, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jason Clarke.
Read moreTwo of the biggest films of Oscar season – Whiplash and Foxcatcher – focused on male machismo. I analyse the two films’ approach to masculinity.
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