★★★ The BFI Flare Festival isn’t normally a place you’d expect to find mainstream pop stars. This annual showcasing of LGBTQ+ cinema is normally an
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REVIEW: Uncharted scratches an itch for nostalgia but lacks direction
Uncharted, based on the popular video game series of the same name, introduces a brand new adventure but lacks direction.
REVIEW: tick, tick… BOOM is an explosive success
Tick, tick… BOOM is not your ordinary musical biopic.
REVIEW: King Richard – If you fail to plan, you plan to fail
King Richard does more than just show the back story of Venus (Saniyya Sidney) and Serena Williams’ (Demi Singleton) success. It shows that one does not have to follow conventions to reach success.
REVIEW: Elba shines in modern western ‘The Harder They Fall’
Netflix’s latest blockbuster is a modern take on the classic western. It tells the story of Nat Love (Jonathon Majors) who assembles his ragtag gang of outlaws to find and kill Rufus
No Time to Die: James Bond film has shaken and stirred Kingston Odeon
Olivia Jones reports on the huge popularity of the latest 007 film in Kingston.
Review: Underrated ‘Dark Waters’ revealed shocking reality of chemical pollution
Dark Waters is a “must-see film” not only because Mark Ruffalo, who played Bilott, gave an Oscar-worthy performance, but because it exposes the chilling fact that the majority of us have been exposed to the toxic chemical Teflon.
The 10 best films of 2020
After a record setting year at the box office in 2019, 2020 was set up to be another huge year for cinema, with multi-billion pound franchises like the MCU, James Bond and Fast and Furious all scheduled to release their latest tent-pole film.
Ready or Not: Comedy, Carnage and Charm
It is said that spouses never forget their wedding night. For Grace (Samara Weaving) that is most certainly the case. Ready or Not, directed by
Review: ‘Brexit: The Uncivil War’ may just be the catalyst that wakes us all up
One of the biggest points of contention over Brexit, even today, goes back to how the 2016 referendum campaigns were conducted. Channel 4’s two-hour drama, ‘Brexit: The Uncivil