Review: ‘Glass’
A critical review of M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Glass’ starring James McAvoy, Samuel L Jackson, Bruce Willis and Saeah Paulson.
Author Archives: David Craig
Best YouTube Channels of 2018
Between the shocking behaviour of certain vloggers and the unjust demonetization of thousands of videos, it’s been a controversial year for YouTube. However, it’s important not to lose sight of […]
Black Mirror: ‘Bandersnatch’ – The Choices I Made and Why
The latest installment in Charlie Brooker’s cynical anthology series has a rather novel gimmick: it’s a choose-your-own-adventure story. Like almost every foray into this territory, the execution has limitations and Bandersnatch […]
After the Endgame: Predicting Marvel’s Phase 4
Marvel have been playing it characteristically close to the vest when it comes to the shape of their cinematic universe post-Avengers: Endgame. The fourth movie in their juggernaut crossover franchise […]
The Biggest Box Office Flops of 2018
The film industry looked healthy in 2018, with box office numbers up about nine per cent from last year. It’s a promising sign that traditional cinemas still have an edge […]
Ranked Worst to Best: 2018 Movies
Tradition dictates that at the end of the year any critic worth their salt should (nay, must) throw together a list of the top ten movies they saw in the last […]
Review: ‘Aquaman’
The character of Aquaman has been mocked mercilessly over the years for his ability to communicate with fish, so it’s no surprise that within the first fifteen minutes of this […]
Why are some offensive tweets easier to forgive than others?
Kevin Hart just got fired from hosting the Oscars for homophobic jokes posted on Twitter roughly eight years ago. As a gay man, I celebrated the news. How could someone […]
Winter 2018: 8 Movies You Should Know About
As another summer movie season draws to a close, it’s time to look ahead to the imminent arrival of autumn and winter, specifically at the cinematic offerings they have in […]
Mission: In Retrospect – ‘Ghost Protocol’
This retrospective on the Mission: Impossible film series starts with the fourth installment. A strange choice you may think, but Ghost Protocol is a far better representation of the franchise’s current form than any […]
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