Capone (2020)

I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to get used to this ‘new films from the sofa’ way of life. Sure, nothing beats the atmosphere of a pitch black cinema with the perfect sound, but I have to say I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how smooth this VOD era transition has been so far.…

Dunkirk (2017)

As a Brit born way, way after the end of the Second World War, it’s incredible to consider just how much of a lasting impact the 1940 evacuation of Dunkirk has had, both on my life and as a wider element of the cultural identity of the British people as a whole. The famous ‘Dunkirk…

The Revenant (2015)

Along with all of the usual tropes that accompany awards season, a new, endlessly fun campaign has arisen in the last few years, the dedicated campaign from fans to see Leonardo DiCaprio finally be given the Oscar that they believe he has deserved and been overlooked for multiple times. This year, Leo’s shot at Academy…

Top Ten: Films Of 2015

Well, as another year in cinema comes to a close, it’s once again to throw my list making two cents in to the hat and present you with my top ten movies of the year. It really feels as though 2015 has been a mega year for movies, with the return of some much loved…

Legend (2015)

Along with the likes of Jack The Ripper, Charles Bronson and the Great Train Robbery, the legend of the Kray twins is something that has always been of great fascination to the British public. Though I am unaware of the extent of their notoriety outside of the British Isles, stories and memories of Ronald and Reginald…

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

Up until about ten days ago, I had never seen a single Mad Max movie. Having decided to buy in to the hype and not wanting to go in to the 2015 instalment with no background or context, over the course of a week I spent my evenings catching up on the three previous films…