Local author’s novel to hit the big screen
A Lincolnshire author’s novel is being recreated for cinema.
COVID-19 through the eyes of a film director
The moment you say, “How has it been?” in conversation, it’s obvious you’re asking about one thing: COVID-19. It doesn’t really matter who you’re talking to – not even film…
The coronavirus, a killer of the arts
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been detrimental to countless industries worldwide, but the arts sector, devastated by restrictions, has sparked conversation, as people are becoming infuriated with the Government’s ‘blasé’…
Film Review: A Spoiler-Free Leap into the Spider-Verse
After this year, the Spider-Verse provides us with some heartwarming comedy that any Marvel fan can appreciate.
Film Review: A Star is Born
There have now been 4 adaptations of the much-loved original 1937 musical drama A Star is Born, with the last being in 1976 starring Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.
Film Review (Spoilers): The Greatest Showman
From humble beginnings to connoisseur of freakish fantasy, The Greatest Showman follows the journey of P. T. Barnum, creator of the Barnum Museum Circus and everything within it. Wrapped in…
Thor Ragnarok: Review
Going into this film I was extremely wary. It is no small understatement to say that, in the Marvel cinematic universe, the Thor films are undoubtedly the weakest link. So,…
Timecrimes (Los cronocrímenes): Review
Foreign cinema regularly flies under the radar of many, fortunately, Dom Munson has got you covered, reviewing 2007’s ‘Timecrimes’.
Review: La La Land (2017)
In an attempt to revive the classic Hollywood musical is Damien Chazelle’s (Whiplash) La La Land; a tale of inspiration, romance, jazz and, above all, the American Dream. Ryan Gosling…
Review: Street Cat Named Bob
If you’re still looking for a feel-good movie to get you in the right spirit for holiday season, let me introduce you to Bob, the sassiest and cutest cat on…