Like its promotional materials, Natsume Yujin-Cho The Movie: Ephemeral Bond is exceedingly pleasant and peaceful — and also rather sleep-inducing. All the characters are extremely agreeable, and [Click to read more.]
Kill Mobile <来电狂响> is one of those films which feel like it would have worked better in a theatre setting, especially given the copious amount [Click to read more.]
Movie which are based on real-life events often face a critical stumbling block — it’s difficult to turn a series of events into a coherent plot [Click to read more.]
If you’ve ever watched any trashy romance film, you’ll be lured into thinking that I want to eat your pancreas is more of the same — just [Click to read more.]
It’s almost impossible to write about Mary Poppins Returns without comparing it 1964’s Mary Poppins since it is, after all, a sequel – so I’m [Click to read more.]
The Dragon Ball series has always been about the spectacular, planet shaking fights between epic level foes and Dragon Ball Super: Broly lives up to [Click to read more.]
Mortal Engines is ambitious film, lovingly executed by Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit‘s Peter Jackson. The visuals are perhaps the most stunning aspect [Click to read more.]
Bumblebee is, hands down, the best Transformers movie ever. Admittedly, that isn’t a particularly high standard to beat — the previous Transformers films weren’t particularly renowned [Click to read more.]
Aquaman shows us just how far superhero movies have evolved — by the plain and simple fact that the entire film seems to have leapt off [Click to read more.]
If you caught the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse snippet at the end of Ralph Wrecks The Internet and feared the worst – you’ll be glad to [Click to read more.]
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