I stand by my previous statement that the best way to watch a film whose primary target audience is young children is to watch said film in a cinema full of young children!

This wasn’t half bad! As I said in my review for the original film, I didn’t grow up watching Lilo & Stitch so I don’t have the nostalgic connection to it that many others do but I didn’t think this remake was too bad. There were some changes…

I didn’t have many expectations going into this (except for the stunts, I expected those to be epic), and I left feeling underwhelmed and disappointed.

I’ll start with the things I did enjoy. The stunts were amazing (as to be expected with these films), with my personal favourite being the submarine sequence which was breathtaking even though it sent my thalassophobia into overdrive. The plane sequence was also cool, but I wish it had ended slightly differently. I loved the…

I’ve been looking forward to this since it was first announced, and it’s safe to say that it did not disappoint!

First, I’d like to acknowledge how much thought and care was put into all the references and call backs to the previous instalments in the franchise! There were a lot of references to Final Destination franchise! There were so many references to the log truck and…

I would like to preface this review by saying that I have never played the video game so everything mentioned in my review is based solely off of watching the film without knowing anything about the source material.

Based on the trailer, I was expecting this to be a fun time-loop slasher that may end up being similar to Happy Death Day. I didn’t not enjoy it, but it felt like it was missing something. My main…

I have a lot of thoughts and feelings about this film, but the one that is overpowering the rest is anger. It’s so overwhelming that I’m struggling to put my thoughts into eloquent words because they’re so discombobulated.

I will say that in my opinion, this film is really well made. The sound design is definitely a highlight and Joseph Quinn, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Cosmo Jarvis and Will Poulter delivered standout performances. I haven’t seen many war films but this one…

My first thought is that this could’ve been shorter. There were some bits that were dragged out and I got a bit bored. I did like the fact that after Charlie went through the training (that he wasn’t very good at) he didn’t magically become amazing with guns and combat, and everything that he did utilised his talents. Most films that I’ve seen that are similar to this don’t do that and the characters almost always suddenly become amazing at…