Guest writer Donzell returns this week to weigh in on The Favourite. The Favourite is a period drama directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and stars Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz. This movie follows Abigail’s (Stone) attempt to restore her lost nobility by seeking work from her cousin Lady Sarah (Weisz) upon arriving in Queen Anne’s
In our continuing series to stay on top of the possible Oscar nominations, today guest columnist k.e.n.n.y.h. looks at Bohemian Rhapsody. …Eeeeo… …Eeeeeeo… …Eeeeoeeeo… ..Alright! …Full disclosure I am sitting here with headphones on with Best of Queen at 100% volume so sorry if I go off on a tangent at times… Bohemian Rhapsody is the
In our continuing effort to stay on top of the possible Oscar nominations, today we have a guest review from WMK Movie Reviews of Mary Queen of Scots. Mary Queen of Scots has the makings of something much greater than what it achieves. With a mix of period melodrama and slow pacing, it doesn’t use
Continuing our quest to catch up with the possible Oscar nominations, guest writer Jerome looks at Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma. A story that chronicles a year in the life of a middle-class family’s maid in Mexico City in the early 1970s. I can easily understand why this may not be for some people, however Alfonso Cuarón’s
Next in our attempt to keep up with possibly Oscar-nominated movies, here’s a dual review of Green Book from CoupleOfReelCritics. He Said— Green Book is plain and simple an amazing movie of discovery and overcoming what holds us all back: ignorance.
We’re trying to stay on top of all the possible Oscar nominations, this week guest writer Donzell weighs in on The Hate U Give. The Hate U Give is a drama starring Amandla Stenberg. It tells the story of Starr Carter, a young lady that witnesses the tragic death of her friend Khalil due to
By guest writer reelrealities. Since the first time I heard Lady Gaga singing SHALLOW in the first trailer for this film, I was looking forward to it. This is the fourth take on this film in Hollywood, but there are many firsts that make this film what it is. I have always found Bradley Cooper
By guest columnist the_film_fanatics. The story of how man first set foot on the moon is one we all know, not exactly one you can find a suspense story within: we all know who makes it to the moon and that they make it. There’s little in the way of tension in watching a movie
By guest columnist narrator26 From the opening scenes of Venom‘s cinematic solo debut, I found myself being brought back to simpler comic book times: no blatant world-building and no exaggerated sense of scale; quite enjoyable actually. Unfortunately, as the film progressed, my warm feeling towards early noughties nostalgia was soon replaced with the realisation of