Tag: Movies 2018

Birdbox Production Companies:  Blueglass Films and Chris Morgan ProductionsDirector:  Susanne BierProducers:  Dylan Clark, Chris Morgan and Clayton TownsendScriptwriters: ...

Ocean's 8 Production Companies:  Warner Bros, Smokehouse Pictures, and Village Roadshow PicturesDirector: Gary Ross  Producers: Susan Ekins, George Clooney,...

A Star Is Born is indeed a film that has established a well-deserved place in my heart.

I would recommend checking out Instant Family, but prepare to be moved by what you see.

Bohemian Rhapsody may be nostalgic, but it is well worth a watch.

First Man is an inspiring film, with awesome effects that will leave you thinking about your place in the universe.

The Little Stranger is a rare find, as it recalls the measured films of the 30s and 40s. Well worth a watch.

The House With A Clock In Its Walls has a lovely story that shows the most wonderful things can happen when you’re a little bit weird.

All in all, King Of Thieves is hit and miss, but it's an enjoyable film nonetheless, if you don’t raise your expectations too high.

BlacKkKlansman tells the story of the fight for the right to be who you are in a world which wants to demonise you before wiping you out for “the greater good”.

The Nun was certainly enjoyable to watch, and despite its downfalls, it had all the ingredients that a supernatural, horror movie should contain.

If you're new to Marvel, this is a good starting point, but if you've been following each of the MCU movies, you'll still love Ant-Man And The Wasp.

I got a big kick out of The Festival, and the 18-30 crowd will as well. Those who loved The Inbetweeners will find this to be a real treat.

If the producers of The Spy Who Dumped Me had settled on one genre rather than splitting the pie, then a good film could have been a great one.

Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again is a 'Marmite' film - you either love it, or you hate it.

If you've seen the advertising & are intrigued, you'll get a kick out of it, but if you're expecting a comedy classic, this is nothing of the sort.

Some may disagree with the "Jaws on steroids" philosophy for this film, but The Meg still stands as an adequate, modern update on the Jaws franchise.

It has taken Marvel's biggest and best-looking film to date to live up to its biggest, baddest villain. Dread him, run from him and prepare yourself for shock and awe; Thanos has arrived. Finally!

This is a film about being human and being vulnerable. A film about learning to accept your quirks and imperfections and share with people your true self.