95/100

Well, well, well. What a FABULOUS debut from Christopher Nolan this truly is. Having recently seen ‘Tenet’, I had completed Nolan’s filmography bar this first picture of his. I’ve been astounded on the whole by his work and I had feared that due to the film’s low budget and age that it may not hold up to his big budget sci-if head-twisters or his equally delightful early noir mystery thrillers. Having now watched the film, I know my reluctance…

87/100

When talking about Pixar’s wide variety of titles, the one that often gets forgotten about or even slated by some is 2015’s ‘The Good Dinosaur’. I can only imagine this is due to some of its cliche elements with strong influence from ‘The Lion King’ among others. Also some have criticised how it feels like a Pixar short, this probably due to the lessened amount of dialogue and somewhat simplistic plot. Don’t listen to all this. ‘The Good Dinosaur’…

86/100

Spike Lee’s ‘BlacKkKlansman’ tells the remarkable true story of an African American police officer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan. The story of course comes with severity as with the topic that is to be expected but I sure wasn’t expecting to laugh as much as I did. A fun film which points and provokes at the pure ridiculousness and absurdity of American society both back then and today in redheads to racism, white supremacy and racial intolerance. Lee…

90/100

‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ is a really strong effort which gives a really refreshing take on the whole Spider-Man cinema lore. We aren’t given the whole Peter Parker origin story (with great repetition comes great boredom) and in actual fact the film satirises this itself on multiple occasions throughout. This story isn’t about Parker but instead Miles Morales. It’s a heartwarming and exciting story which is both extremely meta and hilarious in equal amounts. The humour is more self…