Film Reviews

Sony wants to hop on board the cinematic universe bandwagon, ergo we have Venom, focusing on arguably the most…

As far as his acting career goes, Paul Dano has often appeared to fit the mould of a character actor, going from…

Despite a mixed bag of recent releases, Spike Lee’s new film, a blistering race dramedy entitled BlacKkKlansman, is…

It's hard to imagine that a man of Denzel Washington's calibre; precociously talented with a vast and varied…

Coming three years after Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, the sixth instalment, entitled Fallout, arrives with a…

"'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' categorically shows the simplicity, complexity and stupidity of your first…

Here at The Indiependent, a great element of our remit revolves around promoting all things "independent". With…

If there was one thing the world needed, a second Mamma Mia film was it. Ten years have flown by since the first…

Now a whole four films into the brilliantly reintroduced Star Wars universe, one could potentially expect the…

After 10 long years, the moment Marvel Cinematic Universe fans have been (im)patiently waiting for has finally…

Coming a mere 6 months after the last Churchill film starring Brian Cox that was released last summer, which dealt…

In the era of “fake news” and Trump’s incessant desire to mute the press, one wouldn’t have expected a piece of…

With Oscar season having an arguably blissful turnout and to be honest, the whole of 2017 delivering some of the…

Despite it now being 2018, the level of intolerance and hatred in the world, especially in America, remains at an…

When master screenwriters like Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) turn their hand to directing, often the initial…