Clayface – Review

Did the DCU need a supervillain origin movie to set up one of Batman’s adversaries? Probably not, but I think this movie has a lot of reasons to exist.
Wildwood – Review

Wildwood is the kind of movie that leaves a memorable mark. To me, it’s like a combination of the movies I grew up with and the ones I’ve grown to love.
Digger – Review: What Did I Just Watch?

Digger has the movie community divided, and it’s easy to see why, but you’re going to have to read this to see where I stand.
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom – Review

Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom is 80 minutes of pure comedy, and to think I almost didn’t go watch it.
Silas en Die Ysbeer op Tafelberg – Review

Silas en Die Ysbeer op Tafelberg is one of those stories that takes me back to my childhood.
Silas en Die Ysbeer op Tafelberg – Resensie

Silas en Die Ysbeer op Tafelberg is een van daardie stories wat my terug na my kinderdae neem. Buiten dit, dek die film ook ’n paar verskillende temas, soos vriendskap, aanvaarding, avontuur en, die belangrikste van alles, verlies.
A Lot Going On

It’s been a busy few weeks for movies and TV. A lot of shows have come back for new seasons, and a few great movies have made their cinema debuts. I didn’t get the chance to review everything, but now is as good a time as any to do that.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day – Review

The Odyssey – Review

I trust Christopher Nolan’s vision as a filmmaker, and once again, he exceeded my expectations. The Odyssey isn’t just another movie I think you should watch in the cinema; it’s a film you should experience in IMAX.
Moana – Review

I’m conflicted about the Moana live-action movie. On one hand, I kind of enjoyed it, and on the other, I don’t think we needed it.
Family Movie Night

Toy Story 5, Supergirl, and Minions & Monsters are currently playing in cinemas, which means you’re spoiled for choice if you want to go to the cinema this week.
Supergirl Review: Same Story, Different Hero

Same story, different hero. That’s probably the best way to describe Supergirl, and in no way does that mean this is a bad movie.
Disclosure Day Review: Spielberg's Most Personal SciFi Film Since E.T.

Steven Spielberg is back with what I can only describe as one of my new favourite movies of the year.
Can You Complete the Mission?

Complete the missions, defeat the final boss and maybe you can be the mission specialist HintHunt Africa is looking for.
Are They Really the Masters of the Universe?

I honestly really enjoyed Masters of the Universe. I think it’s the perfect mixture of a modern blockbuster and some 80s flair. It feels like something straight out of a cartoon, while still managing to feel larger than life at times. It balances the campiness with some really cool action set pieces.
The Mandalorian and Grogu – Review

It’s been almost 6 and a half years since the last Star Wars movie, so obviously I was excited to return to the galaxy far, far away.
Michael – Review

You are not alone, Michael really is a fantastic film regardless of what the critics might say, and I’m excited to talk more about it.
You, Me & Tuscany – Review

I’ve been hoping for a true romantic comedy for a long time, and I think I’ve finally found one that makes me believe in love again.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie – Review

If you’re looking for a films that’s purely meant to be fun, then The Super Mario Galaxy Movie should be at the top of your list.
Project Hail Mary – Review

I had really high hopes for this movie, and it didn’t disappoint; in fact, it still managed to blow me away.
Ready or Not: Here I Come

Ready or Not: Here I Come might be the most entertaining movie of the year. I can’t remember the last time I felt this pumped up in a movie theatre.
Hoppers – Review

Hoppers is not the kind of movie you think it is. From the moment it started, it surprised me.



