*** Read my review, and very spoilery articles / episode re-caps here *** Hugh Laurie! Emma Thompson! Archie the inventor from Balamory! A suspect called Roger Bassington-ffrench! I love Agatha Christie, luckily for family harmony. My dad was a massive AC fan and in 1982 took me to see Evil Under The Sun at the… NEW “Why Didn’t They Ask Evans” clip, and it looks luvvie-ly Read More
Reed’s Point trailer: if you go down to the woods today…
*** My review and article on the ending are now live *** I’m claiming that monster as British. It’s the teeth. Billed as a psychological horror AND a creature feature, this new Reed’s Point trailer indicates the film will be mining some classic horror tropes, including but not limited to characters going back to where… Reed’s Point trailer: if you go down to the woods today… Read More
The Nan Movie: more photos of her gran day out
Sorry not sorry. Catherine Tate’s iconic character Nan hits the big screen as she goes on a wild road trip from London to Ireland with her grandson Jamie (Mathew Horne) to make amends with her estranged sister Nell (Katherine Parkinson). Militant vegan arsonists, raucous rugby teams, all night raves and crazed cops on motorbikes all… The Nan Movie: more photos of her gran day out Read More
OLGA previews to raise money for Ukraine: Find out more and watch the trailer
Olga’s star, Anastasia Budiashkina, arrived in Poland on Monday after leaving Kharkiv in Ukraine to escape the war. UK cinemas are uniting in support of Ukraine with a series of preview charity screenings of Olga, a new film about a young female Ukrainian gymnast forced to train in exile. From each ticket sold, a donation… OLGA previews to raise money for Ukraine: Find out more and watch the trailer Read More
Nan gets an origins story and it’s probably darker than Batman’s: check out the trailer
Hopefully choc-full of profanity (prof-nan-ity?), our favourite / least favourite little old lady is back, and this time she’s heading for the big screen. Lock up your grandads! And your drugs! This is an origin story that mixes Nan’s present with her past where we finally find out what’s made her the cantankerous old b*****d… Nan gets an origins story and it’s probably darker than Batman’s: check out the trailer Read More
The Jurassic World — Dominion trailer: all the gang(s) are back together
Well the ones who didn’t get eaten in previous episodes, anyway. Dr Ellie Sattler (Laura Dern), Dr Alan Grant (Sam Neill — swoon), Dr Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) and Dr Henry Wu (BD Wong) are joined by Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard), Franklin Webb (Justice Smith), Dr Zia Rodriguez (Daniella Pineda)… The Jurassic World — Dominion trailer: all the gang(s) are back together Read More
The Moon fell… and then what?
Very spoilery about the Moonfall ending. (If you’re looking for my review, it’s here.) What is the Moon? The Moon is hollow, an ancient megastructure built as an ark by a long-dead alien race. They had achieved societal perfection, until billions of years ago their AI turned on them in the form of black swarms…. The Moon fell… and then what? Read More
Familiarity breeds contention in the Here Before trailer
A cinema release has been announced for spooky psychological-or-is-it-reincarnation* drama Here Before, about a bereaved mother becoming obsessed with the daughter of her new neighbours. * not sure which, I haven’t watched the actual film yet. Andrea Riseborough plays Laura and Jonjo O’Neill her husband Brendan, a couple whose own daughter Josie died a few… Familiarity breeds contention in the Here Before trailer Read More
Moonfall trailer has set my world alight
*** Read my 3-star Moonfall review and very spoilery article about the ending here. *** I love space what-ifs. My favourite documentary was about what would happen if the Earth happened to fall into a black hole. (We get stretched into 20 foot long spaghetti.) But I think I may have met my match in… Moonfall trailer has set my world alight Read More
We’re all going to Di(e)! 2021 in review
Remakes. Princess Diana. Lockdown. The end of the world (see remakes). The return of our favourite British superhero: Peter Rabbit. Sorry, I mean JAMES BOND. I interviewed an astronaut! And in Copshop a star is born (say it Louder for those at the back). This year I found myself wanting to watch and review films… We’re all going to Di(e)! 2021 in review Read More
Silent Night explained (including that ending)
Very spoilery. Venture in at your own risk, once you’ve paused to put out the recycling. (My review is here.) The theme Despite Silent Night‘s COVID similarities, this is about climate change. It’s just that (a) humans have a penchant for looking for patterns and connections with our real lives, and (b) by now one… Silent Night explained (including that ending) Read More
The last, Last Train To Christmas: that ending and how they get there
Two brothers, several bad decisions, and — thank god! — one happy ending. (Very spoilery. If you’re after my review, it’s here.) The film follows brothers Tony and Roger Towers, whose relationship is fraught with unresolved anger and sibling rivalry. When we first meet Tony, he is a successful provincial nightclub owner, revelling in ’80s… The last, Last Train To Christmas: that ending and how they get there Read More
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