Blackberry: A Dark Comedy About the Smartphone’s Precursor [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Most of us find it hard to imagine a world without iPhones and smartphones. Read more
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Sound of Freedom – We Review the Actual Film
By: Russ Matthews
What is fascinating about many of the reviews of Sound of Freedom is how they don’t seem to engage with the film. Read more
From Gamer to Elite Motor Racer: ‘Gran Turismo’ Brings True Story to Life
By: Russ Matthews
Jann Mardenborough may not be recognisable to many outside the race car and gaming communities, but this young gamer was a history-maker. Read more
Friendship, Forgiveness and Faith in ‘The Miracle Club’ – Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Sometimes the drama behind the making of a film can be as compelling as the storyline it is hoping to convey. Read more
‘The Hiding Place’ Brings a Timeless Message of Faith [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Corrie Ten Boom may not be a name to recent generations, but her story transcends history. Read more
Catch ‘Asteroid City’ For an Existential Deep-Dive: Movie Review
By: Michael Walsh
Film director Wes Anderson’s symmetrical style is so recognisable even AI has sought to imitate it. Read more
‘Sound of Freedom’ Exposing the Dark Reality of Child Trafficking [Movie Review]
By: Matt Townsend
How do we dispel the darkness in our world? By shining the brightest light possible. Read more
‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ an Unlikely Movie Marathon
By: Laura Bennett
Whether you call it “Barbenheimer” or “Boppenheimer” the mega marathon afforded by two of the biggest movies of the year coming out in the same week is seismic for reasons beyond the combined star power of the two releases. Read more
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
When Bruce Geller created the original Mission: Impossible series in 1966, there was no way to predict how it would live on as one of the most successful cinematic franchises in history. Read more
Peter Pan & Wendy – Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Russ Matthews
Peter Pan has captured imaginations throughout the past century. J. M. Barrie’s original tale of the boy who wouldn’t grow up has managed to captivate audiences from the stage to the big screen and inspire countless books, comic books, and television shows. Read more