When I first heard about this film (today, admittedly) my immediate thought was “please let it be Jeremy Irons to play Neville Chamberlain!” and well, here we are. And there he is, waving the infamous “piece of paper”. Chamberlain was British Prime Minister from 1937 to 1940 (WW2 broke out in 1939), and pursued a… Munich — The Edge Of War: first images Read More
No Time To Die explained
Very spoilery. Yes I cried. Scroll down for the ending, the meaning of Heracles, and a plot recap. (My 4.5/5 review is here.) ******************************************** Well it turned out he did have time to die, albeit after nearly three hours. Bond’s death M has ordered a Royal Navy vessel to launch a missile attack on”Poison Garden… No Time To Die explained Read More
Deerskin ending explained
Very spoilery. Check out the ending below, or scroll down for a fuller explanation and plot details. (My 4/5 review is here.) In Deerskin, every loan that Georges accepts from Denise is followed by the purchase of another item of clothing made of 100% deerskin. It’s as if — as well as shaping his film… Deerskin ending explained Read More
The Green Knight: quests, tests and magic
This is very spoilery about the ending — does Gawain die a hero’s death or live a long, boring life? — and his tests along the way. The actual ending is directly below, with more explanation further down. (My 4/5 review is here.) It’s deliberately ambiguous at the very end, as Gawain kneels in the… The Green Knight: quests, tests and magic Read More
Gunpowder Milkshake ending explained
Spoilers ahead (and to the sides, and behind you). My review is here. By the end of Gunpowder Milkshake, Sam’s aim is to end this violent tit-for-tat situation so 8 year old Emily has a future, which means getting The Firm off her back. Jim McAlester’s mob is now off the scene, after Sam, her… Gunpowder Milkshake ending explained Read More
Copshop: who is the bad guy?
Very spoilery, including the ending. Watch the movie first! Also, is the plural of man-bun man-buns or men-bun? (If you’re after my review of Copshop, it’s here.) I’m not angry, Teddy, just… disappointed. I have only myself to blame though. When someone tells you who they are, listen, and that includes having a man-bun, or… Copshop: who is the bad guy? Read More
NEW Copshop clip: “Drop the gun…”
Fabulously sleazy cops ‘n’ killers thriller Copshop is out now in UK cinemas, and it’s well worth checking out. Watching it gives you the kind of dopamine surge you get from eating a massive donut while hiding behind a sanctimonious tome on clean eating: naughty but so good (not unlike Gerard Butler himself, one assumes). Butler… NEW Copshop clip: “Drop the gun…” Read More
The Colony ending
Very spoilery so if you don’t know what happens to your descendants, go now. The astronauts come from Kepler, a planet where the elite of Earth escaped to as Earth was destroyed by pandemics and climate change. There are repeated flashbacks through the film to astronaut Louise Blake as a child, with her father on… The Colony ending Read More
The When The Screaming Starts serial killer table — how did your favourite do?
WARNING: VERY SPOILERY. Proceed at your own risk, as if you’ve just been shown round a motel bathroom by Norman Bates (If you’re after my review, it’s here. Or check out my interview with writer-director Conor Boru.) Cults are something of a Family business, albeit in Aidan’s case not a very financially successful one. You… The When The Screaming Starts serial killer table — how did your favourite do? Read More
The Last Bus: the terminus approaches
Sorry for the bad taste pun but it was that or “end of the road”. Yes, Tom makes it to the end of his journey, literally. This is very spoilery about his past and how the ending plays out, so if you’re just after my review it’s here. Though initially we are led to believe… The Last Bus: the terminus approaches Read More
The Nest ending: did you twig?
If you can remember the ’80s, were you really there? Do you want to remember? What, even the shoulder pads? Very spoilery. (My five star review is here.) “Rory. Stop.” So ends The Nest, with wife Allison finally asserting her authority, literally and figuratively now at the head of the table, when he skulks in… The Nest ending: did you twig? Read More
Spencer teaser art shows the sadness behind the seductive fairytale
Kristen Stewart is Diana, Princess of Wales in Spencer, out in US and UK cinemas on 5 November. Here’s the synopsis: The marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles has long since grown cold. Though rumours of affairs and a divorce abound, peace is ordained for the Christmas festivities at the Queen’s Sandringham Estate. There’s… Spencer teaser art shows the sadness behind the seductive fairytale Read More
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