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Phantom of the Open
SUZANNE HUNTER -BAFTA member and Broadcaster is one of our Film and Review.com reviewers and Round table hosts.If you want to
WEST SIDE STORY (2021)
SUZANNE HUNTER -BAFTA member and Broadcaster is one of our Film and Review.com reviewers and Round table hosts.If you want to hear our
THE BATMAN (2022)
Intial critic reviews seems positive for this latest incarnation of DC comics the Dark knight ,But what do you think?Put
Belfast
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Review of The Death of Robin Hood – ‘Elegantly subtle’
In The Death of Robin Hood, legendary outlaw Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman) confronts his past in a monastery as he
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I Want Your Sex Review: Exploring the Kink
Gregg Araki, a notable figure in indie cinema since his 1992 film The Living End, returns with I Want Your
One Night Only Review – ‘A lackluster romantic comedy’
Film Review Summary: One Night Only In One Night Only, the premise introduces a bizarre scenario where premarital sex is
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I Want Your Sex Review – Value for Your Investment
In Gregg Araki’s latest film, twenty-three-year-old Elliot (Cooper Hoffman) becomes a sexual muse for his older boss Erika (Olivia Wilde)
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The Whisper Man Review – A Compelling and Noteworthy Serial Killer Thriller
In “The Whisper Man,” widower Tom (Adam Scott) seeks help from his estranged ex-cop father Pete (Robert De Niro) and
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Late Fame Review: Honest Reflections
In Late Fame, directed by Kent Jones, Ed Saxberger (Willem Dafoe) reemerges from a long hiatus from poetry. Once a
The Dog Stars Review – ‘Too somber to make a lasting impact’
In “The Last Survivors,” set in a post-apocalyptic America, Hig (Jacob Elordi) navigates survival with his dog, Jasper, while living
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“A Child of My Own” Review: Deception and Hidden Truths
A Child of My Own, directed by Maite Alberdi, tells the true story of Alejandra (Ale), who longs for a
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Ice Cream Man Review: Watch Over That Child
Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man humorously nods to Hitchcock’s The Birds with a scene depicting children instead of birds gathering
Out of the Further Review – ‘Chilling Frights’
In “Insidious: Out of The Further,” Gemma and her daughter Maya face a formidable entity from The Further, intent on
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