Incredibles 2 review – The 14-year wait was worth it
Highly acclaimed and loved by fans and critics alike, Pixar’s genre-breaking smash hit The Incredibles first graced our screens back in 2004. Let me tell...
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Ready Player One review – a wish-fulfilment fantasy on an epic blockbuster scale, for better or worse.
March 22, 2018
by Tracy Benson
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For better or worse, Ready Player One captures the spirit of its source material and gives a satisfying amount of nerdy wish-fulfilment on a massive...
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Two girls, One Black Panther video review
February 15, 2018
by Pfangirl.com Writers
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Wakanda forever! We discuss the power of Black Panther, its successes and its shortfalls in this spoiler-free video review.
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Wonder Woman review – You’ll believe a woman can save the DC Movieverse
May 29, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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Move over all you tragic, moody superheroes, and take your tortured backstories with you. The DC Extended Universe has a new star. One that is...
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Beauty and the Beast review: A dazzling but flawed remake of a Disney classic
April 11, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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A tale as old as time... but times, they are a-changing... Did this CGI-heavy, live-action Beauty and the Beast remake do the original any justice?
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Moonlight review: an Oscar-worthy story of a lifetime
February 9, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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Director Barry Jenkins has crafted an intimate, compassionate story with Moonlight. At times it's a hard watch, but at others it will bring you to...
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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Review – brain-dead zombie film franchise dies at last
February 3, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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When it comes to “bad” movies, there are two kinds of bad: good-bad, and bad-bad. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter falls squarely into the latter...
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Takenoko review – adorable, accessible fun
January 10, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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Easy to learn and relatively quick to play, Takenoko is a great game to use when introducing friends to a new generation of tabletop games.
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Hacksaw Ridge review – Great acting, great war story, predictable execution
January 9, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Hacksaw Ridge is an immersive, emotionally involving and exceptionally well-acted war movie with a religious bent. But it's also exceptionally brutal.
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We review SING – a feel-good, foot-tapping charmer
December 21, 2016
by Noelle Adams
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Animated musical Sing is so cheerful, charming and crammed with pop hits it's easy to forgive its tired formula.
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