Patriotic to the end says Neill McNamara, who sees the greatness of a modern classic in Christopher Nolan’s stirring Dunkirk. One of my favourite films of all time is Saving Private Ryan. The way Spielberg captured the personal stories within the wider tale of the American campaign into Europe during the Second World War was as […]

Neill McNamara calls Wonder Woman not only a barnstorming adventure but also the best DC film since The Dark Knight. DC have had a bit of a hard time of it when it comes to films. The Dark Knight trilogy received universal acclaim, and rightly so, but since then it’s films such as Batman V Superman and Suicide Squad […]

Disney’s live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast is a classically enjoyable romp spoiled slightly by its familiar story and overly busy effects. The concept of creating a live-action version of an animated film is an odd one. I get the appeal, of course, as it allows one to experience something they love from a completely different […]

Assassin’s Creed fan Neill McNamara tries to find something to love in the new film but is left with mostly hatred. Those of you who know me personally will know that there is only one medium I enjoy more than films: video games. My adoration for both platforms would lead many to believe that the […]