James Bond has always been a huge part of my film-watching life. It seemed to be the rare brand of film that (unjustifiably) escaped my father’s eager eye for censored saccharine content in our house as he repeatedly rented every single DVD in the franchise from the British Council, and trust me, I wasn’t nearly…

An Arthurian knight played by an actor of Indian descent.. words I never thought I’d say, but words I couldn’t be happier to hear. I first heard of the tale of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight when I was about 12 years old, as part of a CD my dad got for free attached…

After far too long of a hiatus, Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending palindromic thriller was a gleeful return to the movies. A trailblazer of modern cinema, Christopher Nolan has mastered the art of event-cinema and consistently been finding intriguing new ways of getting people to watch films at cinemas and enhance the theatrical experience to a jaw-dropping…

In an opening montage in Jojo Rabbit, we see young Nazi recruits training……set to a German version of the Beatles’ ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand’. Instantly it becomes apparent that Writer – Director Taika Waititi is taking a drastically different tonal approach to the all too familiar Nazi background and Waititi walks, jogs, and…

Star Wars Episode IX finally provides us with a conclusion to what the marketing of this film will lead us to believe, is a story 40 years in the making. After the extremely divisive Last Jedi, J.J. Abrams is back in the director’s chair with the ridiculously difficult task of presenting a conclusion that will…