In Space No One Can Hear you Beam – Project Hail Mary review

When Ridley Scott’s The Martian did gangbusters in 2015, adapting another of Andy Weir’s novels was a bankable inevitability. Just over a decade later, the dynamic directing duo of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have brought us the similarly sunny Project Hail Mary. The film follows Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) as he awakens on a spaceship, finding he’s the last alive of a three-strong crew and with no idea who he is or where he is.

Count Me In – Nosferatu (2024) Review

For newcomers and vampire veterans alike, Nosferatu (2024) presents a gripping tale of romance, loneliness and lust. Eggers has proved that Gothic horror cinema never died – it was just waiting for the sun to set to slink out of its coffin.

Just be a rock – Everything Everywhere All At Once review

Whether it’s the 2013’s viral music video Turn Down for What or their more recent Swiss Army Man (2016) you can’t argue the Daniels like to keep it weird. But their latest mouthful of an outing, Everything Everywhere All at Once, solidifies that there’s more to the directors than just wackiness.

A Very Dark Knight – The Batman review

As an on-screen character, Batman has been through a lot of changes. From the comic campness of the Adam West show, to Burton and then Nolan’s films, right up to the guns blazing, growling “Do you bleed?” of Ben Affleck’s version, we’ve seen a fair few different versions over the years. Ahead of Affleck’s alleged final portrayal of the character in upcoming movie The Flash (2022) comes a long-awaited solo outing for the caped crusader, directed by Matt Reeves.

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In Space No One Can Hear you Beam – Project Hail Mary review

Count Me In – Nosferatu (2024) Review

Just be a rock – Everything Everywhere All At Once review

A Very Dark Knight – The Batman review