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Stan & Ollie review – Bittersweet biopic of Laurel and Hardy
The film is an eccentric, touchingly sad and, at times, emotionally stirring slice of filmmaking.
The American comedy duo of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were one of the world’s great comedy teams, with millions of followers.
The Lion King review – A stunning but overlong remake
If you are seeing this classic for the first time, you will enjoy the ride.
Everything that’s wrong with the trailer for ‘Cats’
The internet is justifiably outraged with the new Cats movie trailer. You can watch it here if you dare.
WATCH: Meet the new James Bond – black, female and talented Lashana Lynch
Lynch will play a new character who takes over Bond’s secret agent number after he leaves MI6.
‘Men in Black: International’ introduces new agents, weapons and aliens
The MIB franchise is defined by its creativity and inventiveness – blending comedy, science fiction and adventure.
Child’s Play review – Chucky is back in this nostalgic thrill ride
If you were to scared to watch the film back in the day, this one is a great thrill as an adult.
WATCH: First trailer for Disney’s live-action ‘Mulan’
The remake is due to be released in March 2020.
Disney’s live-action ‘Little Mermaid’ to star a black Ariel
The casting comes more than two decades after Disney cast black singer Brandy as Cinderella.
Stockholm review – Tells the wrong story
The film is unable to deliver on the deeper psychological aspects of the story.
The Secret Life of Pets 2 review – Splendid lesson for kids
A whole bag of tricks with new creatures opens up in this film.
Kings of Mulberry Street review – Director tries too hard
The adults in the film remain too stereotypical, are somewhat childish and not entirely credible.
10 things you may not know about ‘Toy Story 4’
The movie is receiving critical and commercial success. Warning: Spoilers
‘The Lion King’ tickets are now on sale
The iconic characters are being brought to the big screen in a whole new way.
Booksmart review – Not your average high school movie
The two key players deliver their dialogue with genuine enthusiasm and a deep understanding of the characters they portray.
Tolkien review – Doesn’t dig deep enough into author’s life
Fans of the author will feel a little cheated in that the film did not dig deeper into his life.
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