The Keeper of Lost Causes (2013) [Review]
Most of you by now will have been introduced to some form of Scandinavian thriller, whether it be TV or Movie, there is now a global recognition that if it’s […]
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Z for Zachariah (2015) [Review]
After a nuclear disaster leaves the world in a supposed inhabitable post-apocalyptic state, Ann (Margot Robbie) lives with her dog in the hill of an unspecified area, beautiful and seemingly […]
Best in Show (2000) [Review]
From the creative mind of Christopher Guest, the man that brought you Spinal Tap, came this mockumentary about 5 entries into a national dog show. It is exactly as you would expect, if […]
That Sugar Film (2015) [Review]
Australian debut documentarian Damon Gameau decides to do his own version of Super-Size Me, but with Sugar. One of the latest in a long chain of food based documentaries, intended to educate […]
The Wolfpack (2015) [Review]
It’s like an odd experiment, in which 6 young boys are locked away in an apartment in Manhattan with no access to the outside world for their whole lives. They’re […]
The Voices (2014) [Review]
Unhinged and a little deranged, Ryan Reynolds stars as Jerry, a mentally ill introvert in this dark comedy about an unassuming serial killer. He works in a terrible job, with […]
The Good Dinosaur (2015) [Review]
Like the forgotten under-achieving child, Pixar’s second film from 2015 struggled to get out from under the shadow of the behemoth that was Inside Out. It had all the ingredients […]
Meru (2015) [Review]
There were conflicted reviews of Everest, but one thing it failed to do for me was instill that level of fear you expect when going up against mother nature. It is […]
Welcome to Leith (2015) [Review]
Looking to give a more prominent focus to documentaries here at Movieblort, next up is Welcome to Leith, a feature length documentary detailing the conflict that occurred in a small […]
Selma (2015) [Review]
African-American Civil Rights is absolutely fascinating to me. Full marks on the modules at school, and onto my History degree at University where I did everything I could to make sure I […]
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