Director: The Russo Brothers | 2h 5mins | Sci-Fi, Adventure, Action Michelle, an orphaned teen living in an alternate 90s, joins forces with a robot and a smuggler to find her brother. To do so, they must venture into the exclusion zone, a vast area where robots have been exiled since the end of a robot/human war. At $320 million, The Electric State is the … Continue reading The Electric State (2025) – Reel Review
A group of Councillors help the souls of the dead move on to eternity by helping them to select a single memory to take with them into the afterlife. Continue reading After Life (1998) – Editor’s Pick
Director: Brady Corbet | 3h 35mins | Drama After surviving the horror’s of World War II, Jewish architect László Toth settles in Pennsylvania in the hopes he can rebuild his life. Eventually, a wealthy industrialist takes a liking to László and his talent for building. Brady Corbet’s newest epic is an uncompromising return to a by-gone era of storytelling. Most films nowadays with a bloated … Continue reading The Brutalist (2024) – Reel Review
Director: Todd Phillips | 2h 18mins | Crime, Drama, Musical Struggling to separate himself from his Joker persona, Arthur Fleck prepares for his trial in Arkham State Hospital. When Todd Phillips’ first Joker released in 2019 it immediately grasped a dedicated following. Its ’anti-comic book’ style, the Scorsese inspired backdrop and the award-winning performances were enough to convince people that this was truly a work … Continue reading Joker: Folie à Deux (2024) – Reel Review
Every filmmaker has their own vision when creating a piece of cinema, trying to convey their personal message with each film they make. With the film industry worth reaching well into the billions every year it would be impossible to see everything that comes out, but sometimes you’ll come out enjoying it so much, keen to see what the filmmakers do next. In this series … Continue reading The Essential Guide to The Coen Brothers – Part 1
Director: Edward Yang | 2h 53mins | Drama | Language: Mandarin Multiple generations of a Taipei family reflect on past mistakes and the present relationships of their daily lives. Edward Yang’s modern masterpiece is over 20 years old. Many films have come and gone in that time but what separates Yi Yi and keeps it continuously relevant in the cinematic landscape, is the purity and … Continue reading Editor’s Pick – Yi Yi (2000)
A group of eco-activists decide that not enough is being done to battle climate change, and that more violent acts are required to enact meaningful change. Continue reading How to Blow Up a Pipe Line (2023) – Reel Review
After a new mother leaves her unwanted child in a baby box (church-based schemes to stop complete abandonment), two hapless traffickers figure out a way to sell the child to sterile parents. Continue reading Broker (2022) – Reel Review
Longing for life away from his toxic master, Renfield forms a bond with a local police officer to take down a crime family – much to the dismay of his boss, Dracula. As one of horror culture’s most iconic figures Dracula has been interpreted, parodied and rehashed many times over. Chris McKay’s distinctly comedic approach is nothing new, but what Renfield does attempt is to … Continue reading Renfield (2023) – Reel Review
Still trying to work out the kinks of being a team, Billy Batson and his family must protect the city once again against Atlas’ three daughters. Continue reading Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023) – Reel Review
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