Messing with time-travel and tempting paradoxes is something we have all seen several times over. Something that we haven’t seen, is how time-travel would play out in the hands of …
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Madman September Releases
Another month ticks by, and Madman has a whole host of films, television and anime added to their rosters. Here’s a highlight of our favourites for the month. Check out the Madman …
LBJ – Lyndon’s moment to shine
LBJ follows Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) both before, during and after the event of the assassination of John F. Kennedy which resulted in his sudden accession to the role …
Madman August release highlights
Madman brings us a whole load of new content this coming month! The Death of Stalin is one of the funniest political satires to grace the big screen in years. …
Beast of Burden – Burden of wanting more
Beast of Burden is advertised as a ‘nerve-shredding, heart-pounding thriller’ but failed to deliver, instead offering a snooze-fest with cool music. The film stars Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and is …
The Journey – The Journey of Peace
The Journey is a very hopeful film based on events that took place in Scotland 2006 concerning the peace talks surrounding the end of ‘The Troubles’ in Ireland. Directed by …
Vendetta Films – June Update
With the Cannes film festival taking over the filmmaking world early last month, the 2018 Vendetta Cannes acquisitions are here! Vendetta also shows us some amazing selections for the New …
Manifesto Review– Posh Intellectualism in movie form
Manifesto is an intellectual thought piece directed and written by Julian Rosefeldt (The Creation) and stars Cate Blanchett (Carol, Oceans 8 I could go on, she’s the lady with great …
Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms Review – Wholesome story inbound
Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms is a Japanese animated film directed and written by Mari Okada (The Lost Village), and is about a woman named Maquia. Maquia is a …
