Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
"Eddie Redmayne’s awkward scientist is adorable and necessary as an English envoy in an American version of such an English story. Alongside Cumberbatch, he's the most English person in Hollywood,…
A fancast rises
Pelican's unchallenged and supreme Star Wars nerd Prema Arasu calls the cast for the as-yet untitled 2018 Han Solo anthology.
Review: Pete’s Dragon
While Pete’s Dragon may seem too slow for kids and adults to enjoy in the same way as this year’s The Jungle Book, the overall experience outweighed the flaws. Review…
Review: The Girl on the Train
Director: Tate Taylor Starring: Emily Blunt, Rebecca Ferguson & Haley Bennett The Girl on the Train, a mystery thriller directed by Tate Taylor, is the latest New York Times bestseller…
Review: Equity
A female-dominated production set in a typically male-dominated financial world, "Equity fails to create anything compelling or worthwhile". Christopher Spencer reviews.
Review: Free State of Jones
I wouldn’t recommend seeing this - you would have a more enjoyable experience reading and researching into the life of Newton Knight yourself. Josip Knezevic reviews.
Review: Kubo and the Two Strings
‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ is not only a gorgeous film to look at, but it has a unique and heartwarming narrative, and is fit to be seen by anyone…
Review: Down Under
A cut above 'Four Lions' with a Cronulla riot context, director Abe Forsythe "produces the most nuanced simultaneous critique of nationalism and idealistic multiculturalism that we’re likely to see for…
Review: Suicide Squad
There’s a lot about DC's latest ventures that have been heavily criticized – yet the studio is still struggling valiantly to compete with Marvel's well-established cinematic universe. Zoe Tongue reviews.
These Movie Sports Aint Quidditch
Now that Quidditch has been banned from campus, The Yiz tips you off on the best new movie games to play.