The latest entry in the Kingsman franchise is out now FINALLY after 2 years worth of delays. This is a prequel set during the first World War and while it boasts an impressive cast, excitement and a few good action sequences, the film itself isn't as strong as previous films in my opinion. It's still a fun time but one with some flaws that may hinder your enjoyment, but it's not a terrible film by any means thank GOD

Here's a lovely old review on resident evil welcome to racco....zZZZZ this title is too long, the film sucked, didn't even finish it so technically this is only a review of the first hour of the film, cause I haven't a clue how it ends NOR DO I CARE. Enjoy though~ hopefully more than me.

My spoiler filled thoughts trying to wrap my head around and understand the extremely confusing and bombastic and bold film that is The Matrix 4. It's the Metarix really though because I've never seen anything so self aware before, guaranteed to divide audiences but in truth I actually enjoyed this one a fair amount. Even though I still don't know what the hell it even is. But it's definitely worth watching to judge for yourselves so enjoy!

The Matrix is BACK. Neo and Trinity are BACK. And this is simultaneously one of the wildest and greatest films of the year, just as it is one of the worst and most ridiculously meta sequels ever made. It's one that you NEED to see to make your own mind up of it, but I had a blast in all honesty and is one of the boldest films ever made, what a ride. Also this is my 100th episode so WOOO! Can't believe it, 5 months after starting this little ol' podcast, I've hit my 100th episode. Here's to the next 100!

Happy Boxing Day and as luck would have it, I saw a film called Boxing Day not too long ago and it SUCKS. Very short review here, very angry review here, and I've paired another new British movie called Pirates with it too since I saw it around the same time, which also SUCKS. Didn't wanna separate these two reviews they'd be too short on their own so here you go enjoy a rant and have a great boxing day everyone

it's CHRISTMAAAAAS and even though this weirdly feels like the least Christmassy Christmas ever, i wish you all a very merry time with loved ones! Here's just a little special where I discuss some of my festive favourites. Eat lots, drink lots, and be merry!

I'm a huge fan of the story of A Christmas Carol and adding muppets to the story? A match made in heaven. Happy Christmas Eve everyone and check this film out, its a charming delight for the whole family, although any adaptation is worthy of a watch, but hey its kermit as Bob Cratchit and Michael Caine acting as seriously as possible, what's not to love.

This latest Netflix film drops on the platform tomorrow, Christmas Eve so think of it as an early present. It's hilarious and yet terrifying, with a huge ensemble that are all acting at the top of their game and is one of the most unique comedies of the year. It just hits a little too close to home at times, but I really enjoyed Don't Look Up and I hope everyone else does too!

Netflix's latest film drops on Christmas Eve boasting a HUGE cast, lot of jokes and a surprisingly terrifying premise at the centre of it too. I had a blast with this one though and I hope everyone else does too, Leonardo Dicaprio and Jennifer Lawrence are terrific in this but Mark Rylance is the standout for me. In a film full of characters you don't really like or care for, it impressively weaves the comedy with the heart by the end of it.

My spoiler filled thoughts on the remake of the absolute classic that is West Side Story. Talented man behind the camera this time with Steven Spielberg but I can't help but feel it doesn't match the same heights reached by the first one. Wasn't a huge fan unfortunately but its a very well made film and there's some stunning shots, nice choreography and an incredible central performance by Rachel Zegler but this is a remake nobody really asked for and nobody seems to be watching. A shame but not a surprise.