You were always on my mind
My Friday film this week took the shape of The Dark Tower. The adaptation by Nickolaj Arcel features Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey. The film flips between worlds names Keystone Earth and Midworld as characters attempt to save the mysterious Tower. I was not very excited for this film after seeing the trailer, however many... Continue Reading →
Christopher Nolan, in his new epic Dunkirk, brings his genius to a poignant and touching subject with a class that is unparalleled in the war film genre. The fantastic line up of both seasoned and new actors could not have been chosen better. The film relies on nothing else but the emotional and raw realities... Continue Reading →
Terry Shults’ suspenseful horror It Comes At Night revolves around a family in their efforts to stay alive and safe in a world ravaged by a mysterious disease. The film has been met with many good critical reviews despite it being advertised very little and having a limited release. This description led me to be... Continue Reading →
The Marvel universe returns in summer blockbuster Spiderman: Homecoming. Following a preview of the character last year in Captain America: Civil War, Tom Holland’s Spiderman really comes into his own this year in the solo feature film. The film centres around Peter Parker learning to be superhero and fighting the big guys against the wishes... Continue Reading →
Edgar Wright’s new action blockbuster Baby Driver was released into UK cinemas today. After all the hype online from both the press and celebrity fans, I just had to go see it. Wright is best known for his collaboration on the Cornetto Trilogy with Simon Pegg, this film is change of pace for the director... Continue Reading →
Stunning performances from Rachel Weisz and Sam Clafin in period thriller My Cousin Rachel.
Milly's Mind 