What can I say about Red Joan? I know that the book was an incredible story based from true events. That the protagonist was a complex and yet ultimately unequivocal […]
Category: Everyman Cinema – York : New Releases
Eighth Grade
I’m not sure how he’s managed to do it, but first time filmmaker Bo Burnham has somehow managed to not only break my heart, not only remind me of the […]
Green Book
Green Book is the very successful, based-on-a-true-story, buddy movie set in 1962. It follows Tony Lip (viggo Mortensen), a working class Italian American chauffeur and Don Shirley (Mahershala Ali), a […]
Captain Marvel
Here it finally is: the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a female lead. So was it worth the wait? Well… yes and no. Yes because Brie Larson’s […]
Review: Fighting with My Family
Fighting with my Family is genuinely so much fun. It follows Saraya Knight A.K.A Paige (Florence Pugh) as she attempts to rise to wrestling fame, with the support of […]
Review: Vice
This extremely stylized depiction of Dick Cheney’s apparently silent and invisible rise to immense power is high on my list of best films that I have seen this year. It […]
Review: Vice
Adam McKay’s Vice is a searing and timely biopic about the reclusive Republican figure Dick Cheney (played here by an unrecognisably transformed Christian Bale), one of the most powerful people to have ever […]
Review: Mary Queen of Scots
‘Mary Queen of Scots’ depicts the historical story of the rise and fall of Mary, Queen of Scots’ (Saoirse Ronan) reign in Scotland and her unique relationship with her cousin […]
Review: Aquaman
Aquaman is an unoriginal and confusing blend of elements from movies that preceded it. Both the plot, the dialogues and visuals evoke movies like Avatar, Thor and Black Panther, and […]
Review: Bohemian Rhapsody
Bohemian Rhapsody is a film that has been highly anticipated ever since it was first announced. Such legends deserve a paying tribute containing some soul, some substance. It depicts the […]