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Nimona (PG)
Dir: Nick Bruno, Troy Quane A disgraced knight and an outcast shapeshifter join forces in this stunning LGBTQ+ friendly animation from Netflix. The latest animated release from Netflix has had a long and troubled production. ‘Nimona’ is based on a 2015 graphic novel of the same name by ND Stevenson, and in 2015 the rights Read more
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No Hard Feelings (15)
Dir: Gene Stupnitsky Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman bring a surprising amount of heart to this adult comedy, but not enough laughs. Back in the 2000’s and early 2010’s, the adult ‘sex’ comedy was a thriving genre. With the likes of Sex Drive, Superbad and the long running American Pie franchise being released, audiences Read more
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Extraction 2 (15)
Dir: Sam Hargrave Chris Hemsworth channels his inner John Rambo in this action-packed sequel to the 2020 Netflix hit. Netflix were onto a hit with the release of ‘Extraction‘ back in 2020. The action-thriller, penned by the Russo Brothers, hit streaming at a time where there was few summer blockbusters due to the pandemic. Getting Read more
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Elemental (PG)
Dir: Peter Sohn Pixar’s latest fable is a cute and charming cross-cultural love story for the whole family to enjoy. There has been question marks of late over the quality of animated films being produced by Pixar. With the rise of Sony Pictures Animation and Illumination in the past decade, providing stiff competition to the Read more
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The Flash (12A)
Dir: Andy Muschietti Controversial star Ezra Miller returns as The Flash in yet another misfire in the DC Extended Universe. The latest instalment in the DCEU was always going to be fighting an uphill battle upon release, with there being issues behind the scenes with both the film’s lead and the franchise in general. The Read more
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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (12A)
Dir: Steven Caple Jr. The latest film about giant space-robots smashing into each other is still loud and clunky, but is better than most of the entries in the franchise. This latest blockbuster, based on the classic Hasbro toys, does not reach the unexpectedly charming heights of 2018’s Bumblebee. However, it is a vast improvement Read more
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