All posts tagged "Film reviews"
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53FilmsFilm review: ‘The Drama’ – Chaotic, clever and consuming
The Drama hit cinemas on April 3, 2026, and was directed by Kristoffer Borgli. The film explores the ups and, mostly, the...
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109AnimeAnime film analysis: How ‘Akira’ still blows minds 38 years later
Released in 1988, Katsuhiro Otomo’s cyberpunk masterpiece ‘Akira’ still has people jaw-dropped by its existence, its hand-painted images, and iconic bike slide.
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68FilmsPodcast: ‘A Friendly Film Take’ – Talking twists in ‘The Drama’
On the latest episode of A Friendly Film Take, the podcast produced by Film News Blitz, Dan Lawrence and Oscar Trinick untangle...
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97Films‘You, Me & Tuscany’ review: A sometimes enjoyable but mostly predictable ride
You, Me & Tuscany checks all the romcom boxes, but lacks the cohesion and chemistry to be hailed alongside the truly immortal...
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129Films‘Fuze’ review: Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Theo James star in dad-friendly thriller
Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars alongside a high-calibre cast including the likes of the Divergent trilogy’s Theo James and Avatar’s Sam Worthington, in a...
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131Films‘The Drama’ review: Kristoffer Borgli’s letter to unconditional love
In a world where we’re often told to accept imperfections and flaws within the difficult intricacies of a connection, director Kristoffer Borgli’s...
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159Films‘Pretty Lethal’ review: Vicky Jewson’s film is full of guts and gore
Vicky Jewson’s Pretty Lethal opens with a mantra: “Inside every ballerina’s heart beats the blood of a warrior.” The punchy thriller then...
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94FilmsPodcast: ‘A Friendly Film Take’ – Getting pumped for ‘Dune: Part Three’
In the latest episode of A Friendly Film Take, Dan Lawrence is once again joined by Rhys Stacey, with anticipation for Dune:...
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111Films‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ review – Riotous, blood-soaked fun
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is riotous, blood-soaked fun that confidently expands the lore set in its incredibly effective forerunner....
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146FilmsManchester Film Festival: ‘Solitary’ delivers a sobering reality check
Manchester Film Festival is well underway in 2026, with 10 days of movie madness kicking off on 19 March, 2026. As we...