On The Screen Review: Roma
Con's Score: 4 doggie do’s
The move by Netflix into producing films has been a controversial one, especially as they’re aimed at screening on their channel and bypassing cinema screens. After watching Okja I wasn’t too...
On The Screen Review: Storm Boy
Rylan' Score 4.5/5
Some things just want to be left alone. Be it land, beaches, widows or birds.
The 1963 novel about a South Australian boy who rescues and befriends pelicans has been re-imagined by director...
On The Screen Reviews: The Favourite
Con's Score: 4.5 pineapple slices
Giving a period piece to a director like Yiorgos Lanthimos, known for his absurd sense of humour, is a risky choice. In the case of The Favourite it’s an inspired one.
We’re...
TN On The Screen Review: Cold War
Con's Score: 3.5 cigarettes
Some of the best films are the ones that say the least. The ones that leave gaps wide enough for you to fill in the silence, because that’s what your brain...
TN On The Screen Review: Colette
Con's Score: 3.5 typewriter dings
Writers are a product of their environment, and their talent. The story of Gabrielle Sidonie Colette (Kiera Knightley) is a more complex one. In 1892, she was a simple country girl...
Theatre Now Review: The Madness Of King George III
Con's Score: 4 What-what’s
They travel to Nottingham Playhouse for Alan Bennett’s Madness of King Gearge III in the latest of these excellent London Theatre live productions.
In 1786, King George (Mark Gatiss) is still rueing...
Theatre Now: On The Screen Review – Suspiria
Con's Score:2 Witches hats
A horror film with a strong female cast is an alluring prospect when you consider how well the original film was received.
Writer-Director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name) has cast...
Theatre Now: On The Screen Review – Fahrenheit 11/9
Con's Score: 4 Covfefe's
The provocative Michael Moore returns with another documentary where he asks America “What the f***k happened?”
Of course he’s talking about the election of Trump, but he’s not naive enough to blame the...
Theatre Now Review: On The Screen – King Lear [National Theatre Live]
Con's Score: 4.5 Alaks
Alak! The brilliant Sir Ian McKellen treads the boards again and chose to have another crack at Lear in a more ‘intimate way’ in this National London Theatre production. So they chose...
Theatre Now Review [On The Screen]: Beautiful Boy
Con's Score: 3.5 Bubbling spoons
It’s because of the perceived self-inflicted nature of drug overdoses that people lack the sympathy for victims. I wasn’t aware it’s now the biggest cause of death for people under 50...