We Just Watched… 1917 (2020)
in ‘1917’, Sam Mendes shows Christopher Nolan how it’s meant to be done. Shot in a much-discussed ‘single take’, it’s as much a horror film as a war film.
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We’ve seen countless times how The United States of America deals with threats, but this comic asks us to consider the question; what if that threat was a little closer to home? Would you feel the same?
It’s a knockout story that’s well-worth reading, now more than ever.
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After winning a holiday (just go with it) the gang are teleported to a scenic holiday resort – that just happens to have been built on the surface of a dead planet. It’s a mixed bag, but has a twist that makes it worth watching.
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‘Jojo Rabbit’ is the latest film from the one and only Taika Waititi – and tackles the toughest subject matter. But with a talented young cast and buckets of charm, he pulls it off. Here are our thoughts.
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Netflix’s divorce epic is a fantastic film, with a wonderful cast and challenging story. It’ll make you re-evaluate the relationships in your own life and, if nothing else, will turn you into a lifelong Adam Driver fan (if for some reason you aren’t already). Here are our thoughts.
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This 2015 horror/fantasy/musical is bizarre in a way not many other films can quite achieve. Following the tragic tale of two aquatic sisters through the dancing clubs of the 1980s, things very quickly take a turn for the gruesome.
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After eight episodes, the first season of The Witcher is at an end. Along the way it became the biggest show in the world, something I’m not sure anyone anticipated. But how did it wrap it all up? Was it a satisfying conclusion? I’d argue that by illuminating some of the details missing from the books, and because of that touching final scene, it was a huge success.
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