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The famine in Ireland in the late 1840’s is not a subject that has often been put to film. Lance Daly reminds us of the period's horrors.

An excellent reminder of why Annette Benning is simply wonderful in every respect.

James Stewart’s Doctor Benjamin McKenna and his wife Josephine are traveling with their young son Hank when they witness a murder.

The promise of the first hour is shot to pieces by the let down of the second.

Rocks is a wonderful portrayal of something we know happens, but frequently don't worry about because it's not our problem.

Despite hearing many of the films songs many times a day from my daughter, I’d somehow escaped Moana's charms until now.

Martin McDonagh’s back catalogue thus far is impressive to say the least.

Watching the third Trolls film is like inhaling a kilogram of candy floss whilst having glitter flung at you for ninety minutes.

Robert Eggers hits his difficult third chapter after impressing us so vividly with The Witch (2015) and The Lighthouse (2019).

Old School remains funny to this day, and spoke to me on an adult level that I hadn’t yet discovered despite seeing the film so many times.

Hailed by many as Dreamworks' finest work to date; I can happily reveal that it's the their finest since Shrek 2.

Patriot Games remains, probably, the best Jack Ryan big screen adaptation.

The Sopranos is probably my second favourite television series of all time. But is a prequel film a good idea?

Vacation narrowly escapes the award of Worst Film Ever Made, by the skin of its rotten teeth.

Scorsese's latest epic once more proves that no-one does this sort of thing better.

Shyamalan very much splits opinion these days (pun intended), so how does Signs hold up?

There's numerous teenage coming of age films that you can sink your teeth into from down the years, but this is one of the finest.

Probably one of the most inevitable sequels of recent times, those crime fighting pups are back.

You would think a film that (more or less) opens and closes with 'Decades' by Joy Division, is set for greatness. Sadly not.

This turned out to be Glenda Jackson's final acting bow, she sadly passed away in June this year, but what a final performance.