Category: In cinemas now

  • The Dog Stars (2026) Review – When Survival Isn’t Enough

    The Dog Stars (2026) Review – When Survival Isn’t Enough

    In one sentence: In a world devastated by a deadly flu, a grieving man risks the safety of the life he has built in search of something more than survival. Sometimes a film turns out to be very different from the one its trailer promised and sometimes it can be a pleasant surprise. Ridley Scott’s…

  • Tony (2026) Review – A Taste of What’s to Come

    Tony (2026) Review – A Taste of What’s to Come

    In one sentence: After a major disappointment derails his plans, a young Anthony Bourdain follows a crush to Provincetown and unexpectedly discovers a world that will change the course of his life. Biopics can sometimes feel overly familiar, following extraordinary lives through a predictable collection of successes, failures and defining moments. The best ones, however,…

  • The End of Oak Street (2026) Review – Jurassic Suburbia

    The End of Oak Street (2026) Review – Jurassic Suburbia

    In one sentence: A suburban family wakes to discover their entire neighbourhood has been transported millions of years into the past, leaving them fighting to survive among dinosaurs. Imagine waking up one morning, looking out of your window and discovering that your quiet neighbourhood has relocated to prehistoric times. It’s an outrageous premise, but one…

  • The Odyssey (2026) Review – An Epic Reimagined

    The Odyssey (2026) Review – An Epic Reimagined

    In one sentence: Following the Trojan War, Odysseus embarks on a perilous journey home, battling monsters, Gods and his own humanity along the way. Few stories have shaped literature quite like Homer’s The Odyssey. More than 2,500 years after it was first told, Christopher Nolan brings one of history’s greatest adventures to the big screen,…