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Harry on Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (2022)March 19, 2026
You also nailed all the language/terminology for the setting here which is impressive because it feels like it throws a…
Harry on Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (2022)March 19, 2026
Great work Declan! Glad to see you appreciated this one. I would have hoped to see some more praise about…
dom on 2026 Oscar Predictions and SnubsMarch 17, 2026
For me at least, I liked the wins for the most part, did F1 have to win an award? I…
K on 2026 Oscar Predictions and SnubsMarch 17, 2026
It's not just the long take. He's right that the film just doesn't do much with the wide-screen format in…
SceneByGreen on 2026 Oscar Predictions and SnubsMarch 16, 2026
I've watched a fair bit of Moviewise, it can be pretty hit or miss. Sometimes he will get hung up…

Wuthering Heights (2026)

March 1, 2026

Emerald Fennell was never going to convince those who reverently cling to Emily Brontë’s novel of its provocative potential, yet in her ravishingly grotesque vision of passion and obsession, Wuthering Heights lays bare two convulsive hearts responsible for their own primal, fevered torture.

Frankenstein (2025)

December 22, 2025

Through operatic mythologising and cinematic splendour, Guillermo del Toro magnificently elevates Frankenstein into a rueful, elegiac meditation on kinship, condemning both father and son to the same corrosive cycles of paternal cruelty, maternal absence, and a hunger for love that no creation can satisfy.