Tag Archive for: reel dialogue

Clooney and Roberts Reunite in ‘Ticket to Paradise’

By: Russ Matthews

George Clooney and Julia Roberts have been among cinema’s biggest box office drawcards over the past few decades. Read more

The Quiet Girl – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

By: Michael Walsh

The first Irish language feature to compete at Berlin, and winner of seven Irish Film and Television Awards, including Best Film, Colm Bairéad’s adaptation of Claire Keegan’s 2010 short story Foster is one of the first feature-length Irish language films to be produced as part of a program to develop a representation of the language in media. Read more

Animation Outstanding in Disney’s New ‘Pinocchio’ with Tom Hanks

By: Reel Dialogue

Pinocchio has been at the heart of our consciences ever since Italian author Carlo Collodi penned the series that would become The Adventures of Pinocchio. Read more

Sly Stone as the Ageing Hero in ‘Samaritan’ [Movie Review]

By: Reel Dialogue

With all of the superhero options for people to consider, filmmakers are looking for a unique opportunity that will allow them to fly above the rest. Read more

‘The Bear’ One of the Best New Things On TV

By: Nick Long

The Bear is a fantastic series that captures the frenetic life of running a small family restaurant in Chicago. Read more

‘Thirteen Lives’ Celebrates the Power of Collaboration [Movie Review]

By: Michael Walsh

“Last seen nine days ago, twelve boys, and their coach, are trapped in the flooded caves.” Read more

DC League of Super-Pets [Movie Review]

By: Reel Dialogue

Since the inception of the DCEU in 2013 with The Man of Steel, DC has struggled to figure out a way to differentiate itself from its more successful competitor, the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe). Read more

Profound Truths Highlighted in New Thriller ‘Nope’ – Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

Our self-destructive obsession with spectacle and being seen is at the forefront of director Jordan Peele’s mind in his expertly crafted, new thriller, Nope. Read more

The Phantom of the Open – Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

Few people outside the golfing community would be familiar with Maurice Flitcroft. Still, to those within the sport, this man was legendary. Read more

‘Persuasion’ on Netflix Will Divide New Fans and Purists – Movie Review

By: Russ Matthews

Persuasion was the final novel written by Jane Austen before her untimely death at the age of 41. Read more