I thoroughly resent my parents for never showing me this film as a child.
Mrs Doubtfire, as you would expect, is completely wholesome and hilarious whilst surprisingly tackling some pretty hard themes for a “kid’s film”. Despite this, we always return to the joy of it all and you can’t leave this viewing without a massive smile on your face.
Robin Williams was one of the most gifted actors of all time, I miss seeing him light up my screen but I’m so thankful for what he gave us.
This is what a modern day epic looks like.
Big up Odeon Limitless for allowing me to see Dune 2 days before its official release date.
Dune is probably the 2021 release I was most excited for (maybe just after The French Dispatch). The reasons being: the cast, the fact it’s Villeneuve, the sheer scale and the enormous hype surrounding it. Therefore, I was so worried that Dune simply wouldn’t live up to the expectations I had. I heard a…
Batman has entered a new age, a new form, a new style. And it’s quite amazing to see.
I saw the midnight screening of this on its release date. Sadly, the fact that I booked the subtitle screening without knowing and the fact that there were people talking means that I can’t say my experience was completely perfect, but it was pretty damn good. This is a film to see on the big screen.
I will start off by saying…
