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Its that time again folks, the Outtakes weekly report! Outtakes has been and gone, and now its a full week before we get all those exciting movie reviews back! Dont forget though, we post the weekly report on here after every episode of Outtakes AND we post a bunch of reviews throughout the week! But what was good and what...downright sucked this week? WORST: THUNDER FORCE Available: www.netflix.com 1.5/5 Stars […]
Coded Bias represents both the best and the worst of streaming documentaries. On the one hand, Coded Bias has exceedingly important things to say about the way technology can be racist, sexist and classist, targeting the poorest communities and destroying lives. Conversely, it's an overstuffed and frustratingly long mess that spends only half of its 1 Hour 25 minute running time giving you new information. The rest is filler, the […]
It's exceedingly difficult to accurately review a movie like Netflix's new animated offering "Secret Magic Control Agency". On the one hand it doesn't have the lavish budget of a Pixar production, nor the years worth of complex, tried and tested experience of something like Studio Ghibli. It's a Russian made animation, translated into English with voice acting and screenwriting that leaves a lot to be desired, but for a Netflix […]
It's that time of week again! Outtakes (my Tuesday show on Glitterbeam Radio) has been and, sadly, gone, and now it's the longest possible time before I can mic up and talk all about movies with you all! But, never fear, I am rounding up this exciting and frankly really brilliant week in the world of movies with the best, the worst and the most interesting movies of the past […]
The idea of a Scooby-Doo cinematic universe is almost undeniably genius. Scooby and the gang travelling around the world solving mysteries and unmasking villains in a gorgeously animated series of capers? Wonderful. But the only mystery with Scoob! is who is it actually for? Lets start with the good - for a 24 year old who is well versed in political knowledge alongside a range of complex pop-culture references and […]
Dir: Bryan Fogel, Running Time: 1 Hour 59 Minutes, Availability: Amazon Prime Video The stupor a documentary like The Dissident leaves you in is the exact opposite to that of Seaspiracy. Whereas Seaspiracy seems strangely false and manufactured, the clear, stark reality and mountains of evidence backing up the claims that Mohammad bin Salman orchestrated the murder of journalist Jamil Khashoggi make for a compelling and gut wrenching drama in […]
Run (2020) Dir: Aneesh Chaganty, Running time: 1 Hour 30 Minutes, Availability: Netflix, Hulu (US) If you managed to catch director Aneesh Chaganty's powerhouse Searching in 2018, you'll know how much of a command he has over intense psychological thrillers. Intense is definitely the term I'd use for Run, a film that straddles the line between Stephen King and newer directors such as Fede Alvarez to create one of the […]
Made in Italy (2021) Dir: James D'Arcy, Running Time: 1 Hour 34 Minutes, Availability: Amazon Prime Video As far as cyrupy, sugary, family themed cry a lot and hug dramas go, Made in Italy is pretty much paint by numbers. The film follows Jack and his estranged father Robert, played by Micheal Richardson and his real life father Liam Neeson, as they rediscover their familial bond whilst trying to rebuild […]
"Queers Through the Years" is the section curated by Molly Saxby Who was Oscar Wilde? Oscar Wilde is famous for his status as a celebrity novelist, poet, and playwright in the late 19th century. His most popular works include The Importance of Being Earnest and The Picture of Dorian Gray. He was also known for his flamboyant and expressive dress and eccentric lifestyle and personality which contrasted models of Victorian […]
