Author: Matthew Smith

Comic book movie internet is, nine times out of ten, a pretty awful place to spend time. From the earliest announcements surrounding Matt Reeves’ The Batman, there was

Boasting a slightly less potent cast than it’s 2017 predecessor, Kenneth Branagh’s iteration of the obsessive PI Hercule Poirot returns in charming form with the aforementioned’s latest go-around

In what has become a common fashion as The Righteous Gemstones‘ exceptional second season unfolded, the highly anticipated finale again opens with a flashback that reveals slowly more

Feeling more and more like Succession every week, The Righteous Gemstones returned on Sunday on the back of its biggest ever cliffhanger. After being riddled with bullets at

As if Edi Patterson wasn’t already taking centre stage, this week’s episode is all Judy as she corrals both Gemstones and in-laws for her beloved BJ’s baptism. Out

A unique entity that delivers on every front that could have been asked of it, The Suicide Squad is the latest feature from the king of entertaining consistency

Praise Be! The wait is finally over. HBO’s criminally underappreciated and underwatched big budget comedy caper returned this past weekend in feature length fashion debuting the first two

18 years on from 2003’s double whammy finale, Lana Wachowski returns to the franchise of all franchises to conclude the path of Neo. Or, at least, restart the

Having established two core timelines in the season opener, with the latter coming in the final few moments, Station Eleven‘s second episode is weighted far heavier in the

Biopics are a weird one, because unless you are going to push the boat out creatively, you are more or less committing to standard, passable fare that may

So much for Dune being ‘unfilmable’. What’s more, for Denis Villeneuve to succeed on such a scale where cinematic legends such as Alejandro Jodorowsky and David Lynch have

  Credit to Warner Bros for putting faith in an original IP this summer after the shameless atrocity of Space Jam: A New Legacy. That Reminiscence even exists

If you’re sitting down to write an objective opinion piece on a movie like Space Jam: A New Legacy (or any film you’re tasked with, for that matter),

  It’s odd that Steven Soderbergh’s apparent retirement from filmmaking isn’t a more frequent topic of discussion. It’s literally like it never happened, and he’s seemingly as prolific

You’d be forgiven for assuming that a Gerard Butler vehicle about a humanity-threatening comet would naturally lean more towards Armageddon than Deep Impact, but it’s quite the contrary.