Roma finds famed director Alfonso Cuarón returning to his roots and paying tribute to an extraordinary woman from his Mexico City childhood
Written by Samuel Zucca on 17th March 2019
Redbrick Film collectively reminisce and re-evaluate the important 1999 releases that are turning 20 this year
Written by Alex Green, Samuel Zucca, Tom Smith Wrinch, Matt Taylor, Grace Baxendine, Kim Garande, Sam Denyer & Ellen Macleod on 10th March 2019
Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge discovers The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is almost as fun and imaginative as the 2014 iconic original
Written by Todd Waugh Ambridge on 5th March 2019
Film Critic Matt Taylor adores Green Book - a brilliant look into race in 1960's America
Written by Matt Taylor on 20th February 2019
Film Critic Matt Taylor has a look at the upcoming The Kid Who Would Be King, and is stunned by the brilliant cast and stellar direction
Written by Matt Taylor on 18th February 2019
Film Critic Matt Taylor had a chat with the director of upcoming The Kid Who Would Be King, Joe Cornish, and chatted about everything from Marvel to Patrick Stewart.
Written by Matt Taylor on 18th February 2019
Deputy Editor Kat Smith is in love with the gritty Bird Box, yet finds several comparisons with a similar film, A Quiet Place
Written by Kat Smith on 17th February 2019
Film Critic Alisha Shah looks back on the Golden Globes - the highs and the lows, and looks forward to the upcoming Oscars
Written by Alisha Shah on 13th February 2019
The final How To Train Your Dragon adventure dazzles Film Critic Alisha Shah, and neatly caps off this daring DreamWorks trilogy
Written by Alisha Shah on 10th February 2019
Film Critic Sam Denyer reacts to the Academy's announcement of their selections -- including surprises Black Panther, Bohemian Rhapsody and Roma
Written by Sam Denyer on 9th February 2019
Film Critic Alex Green looks back on Netflix's highs and lows of 2018, and comments on what they can do to better, ahead of 2019
Written by Alex Green on 7th February 2019
Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge finds Adam McKay strikes oil with latest political satire, starring Christian Bale as the titular Vice President Dick Cheney
Written by Todd Waugh Ambridge on 3rd February 2019
