Review: Bill & Ted Face the Music: Bogus or bodacious? The lovable duo are back to face a major tribulation in a funny and charming sequel which has plenty of laughs and even a certain ... Movie Review • 17 Sep
Nocturnal upends the cliche about fatherhood and flight Bleak and intense, Nocturnal is mildly creepy but curiously credible, upending the lazy cliche viz a viz so-called irresponsible fathers who, it is believed, scarper ... Movie Review • 18 Sep
Ciarán Hinds makes bid for the sweetest film of 2020 This little film is as breezy as they come - an open-top ode to the open road, fuelled by the idea that there are no ... Movie Review • 18 Sep
The Broken Hearts Gallery is a little spark of joy Leave your cynicism behind your mask for this zesty rom com starring break-out Australian actress Geraldine Viswanathan Movie Review • 12 Sep
Les Misérables a must-see for fans of The Wire A cross between The Wire, Do the Right Thing and Training Day, Les Misérables is brilliantly paced, unbearably tense and a reminder that there are ... Movie Review • 04 Sep
Netflix is going on a mad one this weekend... Billed as a psychological horror, I'm Thinking of Ending Things is more of a dread movie - it won't do anything for anyone who's feeling ... Movie Review • 04 Sep
A White, White Day's slow-burn revenge drama The tormented policeman Ingimundir tries to hold things together in a starkly remote Icelandic outpost before the desire for revenge takes over in Hlynur Palmason's ... Movie Review • 04 Sep
Tenet: 150 minutes of your life you'll never get back The multi-layered Tenet is a head wreck that makes Inception look like a Paul Rudd rom-com Movie Review • 05 Sep
Wide awake in America with Max Richter's SLEEP The film Max Richter's SLEEP introduces composer and musician Max Richter and his creative partner Yulia Mahr as a performance of his celebrated eight-hour opus ... Movie Review • 04 Sep
My Rembrandt - Money and Old Master mania 350 years after his death, the paintings of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-1669) are changing hands for vast sums, but your reviewer would have preferred ... Movie Review • 04 Sep
Katie Holmes' romantic drama not one for the cynics If you believe in fate, then of course this adaptation of Rhonda Byrne's bestseller The Secret was meant to appear on your radar. Naysayers can ... Movie Review • 09 Aug
Missing Marvel movies? Try Mortal Brings the Thor legend back home to the land of the ice and snow with The Fault in Our Stars' Nat Wolff playing the unlikely ... Movie Review • 04 Aug
100% Wolf and Freddy's dream of being all grown-up Freddy Lupin is the young werewolf desperate to become 100% Wolf, or, if you like an awkward young teenager anxious to be fully grown in ... Entertainment • 31 Jul
Crowe takes a wrong turn and keeps going in Unhinged You mightn't be in the best yourself after this road rage movie. Movie Review • 31 Jul
Broken Law's Cain & Abel conflicted brothers theme Broken Law is a strikingly engaging movie with an interesting premise and a compelling story of two brothers trying to stay on the right side ... Movie Review • 29 Jul
Stage Mother is an entertaining, easy watch Stage Mother is a paint-by-numbers feel-good comedy that ends up exactly where you'd expect. The journey, while predictable, is nevertheless entertaining. Movie Review • 24 Jul
Saint Frances: a treasure in Irish cinemas right now Here's a film that would grace cinemas in even the brightest of summers, managing to move from sad to funny, spiky to tender with such ... Movie Review • 28 Jul
Crime doesn't pay often enough in hit-and-miss Arkansas Bits of a great film - that's what you're getting with Arkansas. Movie Review • 19 Jul
Highlander meets Bourne in Netflix's The Old Guard This should satisfy anyone who's been yearning to see Charlize Theron tearing through walls since her last physicality masterclass in 2017's Atomic Blonde. Movie Review • 10 Jul
Black Water: Abyss hoping horror fans find croc of gold How fitting that Andrew Traucki should be pulled back under by a crocodile - he was the director who made well-regarded creature feature Black Water ... Movie Review • 10 Jul
The bleakly humorous Lift is an elevating experience Smart and hard-edged and set in centre-city Dublin, Lift elicits to full effect the black humour involved when six people get stuck in a lift ... Film Reviews • 14 Jul
The Winter Lake - Irish darkness on the edge of town Phil Sheerin adds his name to the list of new homegrown filmmakers to keep an eye on with this damp-in-the-bones psychological thriller. Movie Review • 10 Jul
Zoinks! Scoob! fur-gets its old school charm The Mystery Inc. gang and their beloved talking Great Dane are given the CGI treatment in a reboot of Hanna-Barbera's classic cartoon that's more ruff ... Movies Review • 14 Jul
Finding The Way Back could be Ben Affleck's best Ben Affleck has just given what could end up being the performance of his see-saw career. It's certainly the toughest watch. Movie Review • 08 Jul
Irresistible takes cause with the common people Jon Stewart takes a swipe at American politics and the media in this tale of an ex-soldier accepting a Democrat nomination for a mayoral election ... Movie • 25 Jun
