Relationships can be a complicated thing for lots of people, either due to emotional baggage or just unfortunate circumstances that can lead to a fallout between the two parties, but relationships in movies tend to focus on the black and white nature of unhealthy ones. Midsommar is both tense and disturbing, leaving me completely shaken as the…
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Yesterday (2019) – Review
What would you do if you woke up to find your favourite band no longer existed? Would you recreate the songs and sell them off as your own or would you just let it be? What about your favourite book or movie? This interesting scenario is presented in Yesterday when after an accident, Jack wakes up…
Toy Story 4 (2019) – Review
In 1995, Pixar released the first Toy Story, their first full-featured film in complete computer animation and was met with high praise from both critics and audiences. Many children who grew up watching that movie hold it very close to their hearts and have been able to grow up with the movies going to Toy Story…
Rocketman (2019) – Review
Music biopics are some of the hardest movies to stand out and be remembered by audiences due to the similar structure of their stories and reliance on familiar music to drive home the movie to the audience. Rocketman is the latest music biopic to connect with audiences as it looks at Elton John, who’s brought us some…
Aladdin (2019) – Review
With Disney’s new strategy of remaking their classic animated movies into live action, it was a matter of time before they would get to Aladdin. It’s unfortunate though that this remake has faced the largest up-hill battle out of all of their projects, especially with whoever they cast to play the Genie, a role synonymous with…