Movie Review

Six young teenage Ninjas call upon themselves to protect their home island of “Ninjago”. Our heroes go to school by day and fight crime at night. Using all sorts of awesome skills and robots they save the world daily. Our heroes must soon fight a new ultimate enemy and to make matters worse, the leader […]

Dr Eric Price (Jason Clarke) is hired to investigate a well-known firearm heiress, Sarah Winchester (Helen Mirren). Dr Eric Price is welcomed to stay in her large and unique Mansion in California while he conducts his interrogation/investigation. Sarah Winchester currently believes her mansion is being hunted by those who have been killed or been murdered

T’Challa (also known as the Black Panther) returns to his homeland after the loss of his father (as we saw in Captain America – Civil War). T’Challa accepts the crown and becomes king of Wakanda, but his position is soon challenged by a new threat.   Unlike the previous Marvel instalments, our lead hero is

Introducing the third Cloverfield film, which is a new story set in the same “Cloverfield Universe”. I must confess I was rather excited once I heard about the unexpected announcement from Netflix that both the trailer and the actual full feature instalment would appear on Netflix- no one saw it coming. While earth is at the

This is quite possibly one of the most hardest Movie Reviews I’ve to write and score to date. Mother! Is a very dramatic and overall disturbing film. The MA+ rating in my option should be considered being lifted up to R18+ level. You have been warned. Have a nice day. The film opens up with

Meet Lady Bird. Needless to say, this is not her real name, but it the name she has selected for herself. This movie is the story of “Lady Bird” coming to age in Sacramento, California.  The year is 2002. Lady Bird attends a local school and like any teenager, she has desires and future goals

A man visits the residence of a well-known painter “Vincent Van Gogh” to deliver the artist’s final letter. The man soon discovers there is more to know about Vincent’s death (and life) and starts his own curious investigation in regards to Vincent’s death.   Loving Vincent is a film that is instantly different from any

Set in 1950s London, the film follows two main characters. Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a respected Dressmaker and Artist. After he gets rid of his current guest and dress model, he soon discovers a young waitress Alma (Vicky Krieps). Shortly after meeting her, Reynolds discovers that Alma is strong-willed and will become his new