Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness review – exploring grief and fear in its various forms
The doctor makes a strong return alongside a winning cast.
Paul is Film & Media Editor @ No Majesty. Paul is a Film Studies Graduate from London, and former writer at The Metropolist.
The doctor makes a strong return alongside a winning cast.
Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s sci-fi comedy-drama action mashup is well-worth accepting, if you can.
This revenge tale is a winning mix of beauty and complete savagery.
Michael Bay is nearly back on form with this action-thriller.
This funny adventure is delicous cinematic comfort food, if not the most memorable meal.
A built-out world struggles to make up for largely disjointed writing in this chapter in the series.
Sex sells, so does gore, but this film has another layer, too.
Adrian Lyne’s latest is a slow tease much sexier than we’re used to in the 2020s.
It’s that time again for us to offer you some better options for this year’s Oscars.
This time-traveling adventure moves and thrills, and was worth recovering from development hell.
Paul Klein speaks to Jonas Chernick, co-star of the pandemic-set drama Ashgrove.