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          • The Art of the Good Sheppard – Remembering ‘W. Morgan’…

            The Art of the Good Sheppard – Remembering ‘W. Morgan’…

          • Doug Aarniokoski: Of Long Games and Short Treks…

            Doug Aarniokoski: Of Long Games and Short Treks…

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        • Netflix ‘Extinction’ isn’t quite DOA, but lacks a pulse…

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        • Apocalypse, Meh: ‘How it Ends’ is a road to nowhere…

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        • Skin in the Game: Spike Lee nails ‘BlackKklansman’…

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        • The Canon roars: Dazzling ‘Avengers: Endgame’ offers closure but questions…

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        • ‘Shadow in the Cloud’ is utter miss for Hit Girl Moretz…

          John Mosby
          2nd January 2021
          It’s 1943: A young woman with a mysterious case rushes to board a B-17 Flying Fortress heading to New Zealand, presenting orders that only vaguely outline a secret mission. Maude Garrett (Chloe Grace Moretz) refuses to give further details but has no choice other than to entrust her case to one...
        • Cassandra Crossing: Mulligan fulfils ‘Promising Young Woman’ potential…

          John Mosby
          2nd January 2021
          Cassandra Thomas (Carey Mulligan) is a young woman who, from the outside, seems strangely satisfied with her becalmed life. Once a promising young doctor on the fast-track to success, she now works at a coffee-shop and snarks with her colleagues and customers and lives at home with her parents....
        • Night Moves – ‘Blackout: Invasion Earth’ looks great but lacks focus…

          John Mosby
          23rd December 2020
          The near future… and a mysterious event blacks out technology across the globe, with the exception of a ‘circle of light’ across part of eastern Europe. The lives of billions are thrown into chaos or perhaps even ended as it becomes impossible to contact anyone outside the circle.  The...
        • Surface Tensions: ‘Love & Monsters’ is fun but formula…

          John Mosby
          20th October 2020
          Over a decade ago, a falling meteorite led to a rapid mutation of many creatures on the Earth’s surface. Now even crabs, frogs, snails could prove perilous if you cross their path. That’s the reason that survivors live underground and only venture out when they have to. On the...
        • Tenet: Nolan’s latest sterile showcase is epic but empty…

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          5th September 2020
          A CIA agent (John David Washington) is part of a task-force sent to extract and asset during what appears to be a terrorist attack on a massive concert-hall. However he notices that certain events during the mission don’t… feel right. He’s ultimately captured and is faced with the decision...
        • Sold-Out Asylum: ‘New Mutants’ scares up an X-it strategy…

          John Mosby
          1st September 2020
          Something is tearing apart the reservation on which Dani Moonstar (Blu Hunt) and her father live and as things spin out of control, Dani awakens, days later, in a hospital – told that a hurricane wiped out her home and left her the only survivor for miles. She’s also...
        • Peninsula: Disappointing ‘Busan’ sequel Mad Max’s out its credit…

          John Mosby
          28th August 2020
          It is four years after a mysterious virus tore across Korea and left thousands either dead or turned into rage-filled zombies. The world has managed to contain the outbreak but large areas of the Korean peninsula are strictly off-limits and its escaped citizens are now unwanted refugees.  That is...
        • Breaking Good: Underdog story forms a disorderly cue…

          John Mosby
          6th August 2020
          Spencer Pryde (Sam Gittins) is a low-level criminal, acting as a runner of A-levels drugs more out of boredom than for the extra money it brings in to his cash-strapped adolescence. Near-misses and a few fatalities amongst his friends don’t deter him as he has few other choices. The...
        • Irresistible? Stewart’s feature searches for the Snark of the Covenant…

          John Mosby
          29th June 2020
          Bruised and battered by the surprise outcome of the national 2016 election, senior campaign consultant Gary Zimmer (Steve Carell) despairs that he can make any Democrat electable and even subsequent shifts in the political landscape do little to make him want to re-enter the fray. But when one of...
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