“Everything alright?”
“Yep. Two corpses, everything’s fine.”
Clue is a bizarre and hilarious mystery based on the board game of the same name (or Cluedo here in the UK).
The film takes place in a luxurious mansion where six wealthy guests have been invited for dinner, only to find out their host has been murdered.
The story is very crafty. You’d expect a good mystery full of twists and turns, and you’d be right. It always kept me questioning where…
“Some things there's no moving on from. And I think that's a good thing.”
Martin McDonagh’s The Banshees of Inisherin is brilliant film that made me really connect with my Irish heritage, as well as being possibly the funniest film to come out of this year.
It takes place in a rural Irish island off the cost of the mainland, during the middle of the Irish civil war. Pádraic (Colin Farrell) meets up with his best friend Colm (Brendan Gleeson),…
“When I left, those tin pans had all but given up. Their spirit was nearly broken. A man without spirit is whipped. But a preacher, he could give them faith.”
Clint Eastwood directs and headlines his own western once again in Pale Rider, a film that has just enough charm to stay watchable but could’ve been a hell of a lot better.
A group of pan miners are hounded by a local tycoon, but find themselves under the protection of…
“I know him. He's too nervous to kill himself. Wears his seat belt in a drive-in movie.”
The Odd Couple is a 60s comedy that follows a depressed man named Felix (Jack Lemmon) who, after his wife leaves him and takes his two kids with her, plans to commit suicide, but his lousy friend Oscar (Walter Matthau) takes him in and attempts to get his friend’s life back on track.
The dark comedy in this film is great. It jokes…
“I'm vengeance.”
Obviously like any sane person I saw The Batman as soon as I could, and what a film it was. Almost three hours of Batman at its finest.
In his second year as Batman, Bruce Wayne (Robert Pattinson) discovers a series of murders linked to a serial killer known as The Riddler (Paul Dano).
This didn’t even feel like watching a movie, it was like being sucked into the world of Gotham. I know that may sound cliché…
“So, even though you have broken my heart yet again, I wanted to say, in another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you.”
This film is almost impossible to review. I walked away from my local cinema after watching Everything Everywhere All At Once and I was absolutely astonished, still trying to piece together what I just watched. It’s a film that feels just as large as the multiverse it’s presenting.
A Chinese immigrant…
