Author: Sean McConville

Already we’re in Oscar season, you can smell it in the cinemas as all the films you’ve heard about getting awards and nominations are finally released. For the

Despite being directed by Ridley Scott, I’m willing to bet that this film would have flown under people’s radar had it not been for Christopher Plummer replacing Kevin

Hello to all reading. There have been nominees so there must be winners. Every film mentioned in my previous post are all deserving of their nomination, but unlike

My goodness, I’m still coming to terms with the fact that a full year of film has just gone by. Now we must fall into the status quo

I suppose there is an art to guilty pleasure films. To perfect it, is to give viewers comfort and a break from having to stay focused 100% of

I looked back at how far this film series has come before I saw The Last Jedi and am reminded of something. When A New Hope began production

This film is a paradox to report on. The Disaster Artist is essentially the behind the scenes look of The Room, the film that has garnered the reputation

This film has a very core demographic I felt, but nevertheless, it seemed to promise that it would tug at the heartstrings inside us. At some point in

I would love to start this review in the same way many of my reviews start, with a nice introduction just to get you all cosy and settled

Once again, we find ourselves in the same position we were in last time a DC Film came out. Massive speculation and hope from fans and audiences alike

As well as being a humanitarian story, Only the Brave is a fantastic reminder to screenwriters that you don’t have to always adapt films from popular novels. The

Agatha Christie has written some of the best hands down murder mystery in literary history. I like to think of Murder on the Orient Express as the staple

Put into perspective, the rise of Scandinavian crime dramas is still quite new compared to other media trends. However, their impact has left a big impression on other

Films that define a genre are the most precious of films, because of this, to have a go at bringing its reputation back up to date is like

Wow this film took me back. Winnie the Pooh was a big part of my early childhood growing up as I’m pretty sure it was with most children.