The cream of the crop this year varies from a stark drama about the foster care system to a horror comedy but each set themselves apart in many different ways and unlike last year where I could point to one film and the year before when two films were equally great and deserving of the …
Continue reading End of Year Review Part 4: The 25 Best Films of 2020 (10-1)
This year I watched more documentaries and that shows in this latest section of my list as I cover numbers 20-11 so without delay, lets get into it. 20. The Whistlers Vlad Ivanov and Catrinel Marlon in The Whistlers Romanian crime thriller The Whistlers is a story of gangsters and corrupt cops and the various …
Continue reading End of Year Review Part 3: The 25 Best Films of 2020 (20-11)
Every year I put up the disclaimer that my list is subjective, its off the UK release schedule and some of the 2020 oscar contenders are in there because of this fact but ultimately I want to start with another disclaimer. 2020 was a good year for movies. It wasn't a good year, plenty was …
Continue reading End of Year Review Part 2 – The 25 Best Films of 2020 (25- 21)
Last January I began taking my writing and this site more seriously as the year prior I had been wrapped up in a job that didn't do me any favours. This year I fully intended to commit myself to write about every film I saw and connecting with the films I loved watching. For my …
I feel like I write this disclaimer every year and every year I get at least one objection, mainly from friends trying to mess with my weary mind but these lists (Top 10 Worst, Top 20 Best Films of 2019) follow UK's wide release schedule so if you don't see some of the 2020 Oscar …
It may seem like an odd way to start a list of 2018’s best films by talking about why I didn’t do a 2017 list. This time last year I was that guy who was living to work and didn’t see nearly enough of the outside world to spend time doing something as simple as …
Someone once told me that there are no bad films. He meant it as a way of discussing perspective and how we all look for different thrills in our entertainment. Some might disagree with this argument, I don’t blame them, but for the most part it is incredibly vital. Disagreement in film is one of …
