‘Classic tale of woman on the edge of a nervous breakdown’
Author: Rod Dungate
Heart-warming sentiment on the side of the angels in opera adaptation of classic Christmas film.
Pantomime of earthly delights in Handel’s late baroque extravaganza
Lively performances by beleaguered ENO with a topsy-turvy mingling of “serious” and comic
A masterclass of acting and harrowing.
Sober triumphs for world war Aida Sober triumphs for World War Aida.
A beautiful tribute to the King of Rock N roll.
Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness reviewed by Dana Archer Director- Sam Raimi Run time – 126 minutes Platform- Cinema Certificate- 12A Starring – Benedict Cumberbatch, Elizabeth Olsen, Chiwetel Ejiforor, Benedict Wong, Xochitl Gomez and Rachel Mcadams Rating **** *SPOILER FREE REVIEW* The latest instalment in the Marvel Cinematic universe. This is a challenging film and one that changes the perception of a marvel movie. Borrowing heavily from classic horror conventions to create some of the most effective sequences of gothic …
This film has no redeeming qualities.
well made...quite unsettling viewing
An interesting and unique film.
a victim of poor editing and amateur writing
Enjoyable, exhilarating and well written remake.
A straight to DVD horror that does exactly what is says on the tin.
‘I can take the smallest thing / and help you sing with joy.’
Award season beckons this film
This film is a love letter to musical theatre