Ana de Armas leads the first cinematic spin-off in the John Wick series with a film set between John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4. Eve Macarro (de Armas) has been trained to be an assassin since she was a young girl. When Eve completes her training with the Ruska Roma, she becomes an assassin and […]
Author: Kieran Freemantle
Karate Kid: Legends Review
The Karate Kid is a beloved franchise that has spanned many forms of media. The sixth entry in this four-decades-long franchise acts as a legacy sequel to the original trilogy and the 2010 remake. Li Fong (Ben Wang) is a martial arts prodigy and Mr. Han’s (Jackie Chan) nephew. Li is forced to move to […]
Lilo & Stitch (2025) Review
Lilo & Stitch is the second remake of a Disney animated classic to be released in 2025. This film brings to life everyone’s favourite chaos-loving alien. Experiment 626 (Chris Sanders) is a genetically engineered creature designed to be the ultimate weapon. When he evades United Galactic Federation custody, he escapes to Earth and lands on […]
The Mission: Impossible Movies Ranked
The Tom Cruise-led version of Mission: Impossible has come to an end with the eighth film in the series. They have produced some of the best spy action films, rivalling competitors like Bond and Bourne due to their terrific stunt work and focus on teamwork. Many A-list actors have appeared as enemies and allies of […]
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Review
The Mission: Impossible film series has endured for nearly 30 years, thrilling audiences and producing some of the best Hollywood blockbusters, especially in the 2010s. Tom Cruise has called time on his longest role by concluding the events of Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning and the series as a whole. The world is in chaos […]
The Phoenician Scheme Review
The Phoenician Scheme is Wes Anderson’s 13th film as a writer-director. This time, he takes his trademark style to the espionage genre. Zsa-zsa Korda (Benicio del Toro) is an industrialist, arms dealer, and the richest man in Europe. He had also made many enemies, and after a sixth attempt on his life, Korda sets out […]
Mr Burton Review
Richard Burton is one of Wales’ most famous actors, and the relationship with his adopted father serves as the centre of his biopic. Richard Jenkins (Harry Lawtey) is a schoolboy from a working-class family in Port Talbot. Richard’s English teacher, P.H. Burton (Toby Jones), notices his potential, and the pair become close when Richard decides […]
The Surfer Review
The Surfer sees Nicolas Cage go Down Under as he battles toxic masculinity and a suburban form of limbo. A Surfer (Cage) plans to buy his father’s old home in a wealthy suburb. The Surfer takes his son (Finn Little), to the beach to surf, but is confronted by aggressive locals, led by Scally (Julian […]
Thunderbolts* Review
Marvel’s misfits are given a chance to shine in a post-Avengers MCU World. The director of the CIA, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), is being investigated by Congress for her black ops. She plans to get rid of the evidence, including four of her operatives, so she tricks those individuals into a hidden facility […]
The Accountant 2 Review
After a nine-year break, the 2016 thriller The Accountant gains a sequel with many of the talent in front of and behind the camera returning. Raymond King (J.K. Simmons) is killed while investigating a missing persons case. Raymond protégé at FinCEN, Marybeth Medina (Cynthia Addai-Robinson), investigates his death, and she calls in some outside assistance, […]