Author: Sean McConville

Scorsese has been in the limelight more this year than I think even Scorsese intended. Putting that obvious elephant in the room aside, I don’t think I’ve been

As I have said in my social media, there are times when a big film release will dominate cinema intake for a week, maybe more. In those moments,

I have to be honest with you, I can drive but I know little to nothing about the world of the motor, If you asked me how to

Cinema has always been a bastion of thrill rides and dramatized stories; they stare at the face of impossibilities and make them possible which inspires millions. Occasionally however,

Time to once again fork over our hard-earned cash to yet another live-action Disney film. Man, you’d think in some harsh dystopian future these films are all that

I was just starting to study filmmaking at university the moment that Breaking Bad became THE must-watch show at the time. Fun story, my lecturer was the one

As far as not just comic book characters, but cinematic characters go, The Joker is immortal. The character has helped give numerous actors a solid legacy and is

On paper, you have a recipe for success in The Goldfinch. A Pulitzer Prize winning book, a sizable cast and at its core, a seemingly powerful human story.

The title is Latin for “To the stars” which will give the essence of the film away. Looking back at space exploration in film, we’ve come a long

Yet another show I never watched during its prime. Well, not exactly. Whilst I’m not familiar with the specifics of Downton Abbey, I am familiar with the scenario.

I didn’t put this film on my 5 most anticipated list, however, if I were to include more numbers, It Chapter Two would be number 6. I’ve already

I wonder if Timothy Spall has made it his mission to play every great British painter on film. After his portrayal in Academy award-nominated Mr. Turner, he now

If you haven’t seen the illustrations to the book of the same name, I urge you to do so, because they are nightmare-inducing. Scary Stories to Tell in

Quentin Tarantino is undeniably a smart director in both senses of the word. He is very knowledgeable about cinema and often tributes great films in some way or

If you are British and haven’t seen Bend it like Beckham, 1. Why haven’t you watched Bend it like Beckham? And 2. Why aren’t you watching Bend it