Blogathon: The Film That Started It All – Road To Perdition

I've been thinking about this Blogathon ever since I decided to take part and while I know why I enjoy the film I chose, I didn't know how to convey it. While I think that maybe I have finally figured it out I must warn you that during this post I may dip into uncontrollable …

Review: Wild Rose (2019) – Off To See The Wizard

It probably isn't lost on most film fans lately that Jessie Buckley is having a great start to her year. With her recent release Beast still providing accolades and the BAFTA's nominating her a rising star, she is having quite a 2019. Now she has another peg to hang her hat on because in Wild …

Review: Paris Is Us (2019) – Lights & Lights

I like films. A surprising revelation I'm sure for the people reading a film blog by choice. I say this because I like film for everything it has to offer, not just one aspect. If I liked the cinematography of films I would write a blog praising the work of cinematographers and admiring the films …

Review: Every Day (2018) – Here One Moment, Gone The Next

While it would be easy to watch Every Day and suggest, as many have, that this is nothing but a sappy teen love story. One where you know exactly how it is going to end and what its lead characters Rhiannon (Angourie Rice) and A (Listing the actors would be frustratingly hard work) would get …

Review: Triple Frontier (2019) – Sibling Rivalry

When I was younger I used to be obsessed with war films. I'm not sure if it was because I connected to history as a subject at school or I appreciated the visceral nature of them despite the fact i probably didn't even know what visceral meant. Regardless I loved them. Now I'm older I …

Review: Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2018) – The Strong Silent Type

Coming off a strong opening picture, Director S Craig Zahler follows up Bone Tomahawk with a less talkative picture but one equally as concerned with the human condition and how far people can be pushed before we push back, and push hard. While Tomahawk used ultra-violence to remind us of the differences between people, the …