Heartstopper Forever Review: The Romance Still Charms, Even if the Plot Doesn’t

Inevitably, when it was announced that the finale of the hit show Heartstopper would be released as a film rather than another TV season, I couldn’t contain my excitement. At the same time, I couldn’t help but have my doubts, after seeing how Netflix has handled the finales of some of its other successful shows. […]

Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie – Not the Musical (Auto) Biopic You Expected it to be ★★★★★

One curse that film enthusiasts in the United Kingdom and Europe will never seem to find a solution to is the delay in film release dates compared to their original American releases. Usually, a film is delayed by a month or two, but can you imagine a film struggling to receive a release here in […]

Wasteman Review- A Raw and Intense but Honest Prison Drama ★★★★

It would be a lie to say there is a small part of me that is getting fed up with seeing the same cast in film after film, especially when they end up playing very similar characters repeatedly. That’s because it’s not a small part, it’s a big part of me that feels that way. […]

My 2025 Wrapped

With the new year being born, it is the time when we inevitably look back at everything we have done this year. However, for people with hobbies such as reading or watching films, it is especially exciting to look back and see whether they have accomplished the records they set at the start of the […]

Is Martin Scorsese’s Famous meme turning into reality with the Netflix, Warner Bros. Deal?

Back in 2019, critically acclaimed filmmaker Martin Scorsese, know for cult classic films such as Goodfellas and Taxi Driver, became an internet phenomenon because of his opinion on cinema. He mainly focused on how big budget film productions, such as Marvel films, take up most screenings in movie theatres. This limits opportunities for independent films, […]

The Roses Review- A Rom-Com That Refuses to be Romantic ★★★★

Unfortunately, I did not have the opportunity to see Benedict Cumberbatch’s latest release The Thing with Feathers. However, I did rewatch one of my favourite films of the year, The Roses, which has now premiered on Disney Plus here in the UK. As a huge fan of both Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange, Sherlock) and Olivia […]

Forty years later: Why Back to the Future still remains irreplaceable

Can a single time travel film truly make someone laugh, smile, panic and even tear up even after forty years since its release? Hollywood has reached a point where in the name of cinema, filmmakers are using the concept of ‘nostalgia’ in the hope of saving movie theatres, believing it would bring back audiences to […]

One Battle After Another: Loved By Critics, But Loses Commercially

At a time where the viewership of non-commercial cinema seems to be falling, Paul Thomas Anderson reminds us of how social, political and historical context can completely reshape a film’s meaning and perspective. In an era when politics seems to be going back, Anderson makes a daring attempt to give us One Battle After Another, […]

Twenty-one years later, how does Edgar Wright remain one of the most influential auteur directors in modern cinema?

In the film industry today, when we have a look at the filmmakers who are also auteurs in the industry, names such as Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, Spike Lee and Wes Anderson ring people’s attention. Now what is the difference between a normal director and an auteur director, you may ask? A director of a […]