Amadeus (1984) Re-Release Review: F Murray Abraham’s Deliciously Villainous Mozart Rivalry Returns Right, let’s talk about proper villains, shall we? Not your Marvel baddies with their world-ending schemes, but the
From Oscars to Trenches: Mstyslav Chernov’s Haunting New Ukraine War Documentary Bloody hell, this one’s different. Having just watched Mstyslav Chernov’s ‘2,000 Meters to Andriivka’, I’m properly shaken. While most
Amadeus (1984) Re-Release: F Murray Abraham’s Villainous Masterpiece Returns Blimey, has it really been 41 years? Sitting in a packed Leicester Square screening of Amadeus’s 2025 re-release, I couldn’t help
Pedro Pascal’s Mister Fantastic: Marvel’s New Avengers Leader? Remember when the biggest problem in the MCU was deciding who’d pick up Thor’s dinner tab? Those were simpler times, mate. Now
What Does That Nature Say to You Review: Hong Sang-soo’s Boozy Korean Drama Hits Different Right, let me tell you about the time I found myself three hours deep into
The Unlikely Success Story Behind Clueless as it Turns 30 Picture this: it’s 1993, and Hollywood executives are giving Amy Heckerling’s pitch for a teen comedy about a Beverly Hills
Clueless at 30: How Amy Heckerling’s Teen Classic Beat Hollywood’s Rejection Imagine being told your film idea was “too girly” and “wouldn’t sell” – only for it to become one
Clueless at 30: How Amy Heckerling’s Teen Classic Beat Hollywood’s Rejection Bloody hell, has it really been 30 years? As someone who’s worn out multiple copies of Clueless on VHS,
The Bad Guys 2 Review: DreamWorks’ Criminal Crew Returns in Style Remember when animated sequels were about as welcome as a warm pint? Well, blow me down if DreamWorks hasn’t
2,000 Meters to Andriivka: A Raw, Unflinching Look at Ukraine’s Front Lines Bloody hell, this one hits different. While most of us were watching Mstyslav Chernov collect his Oscar for
