Cyrano review – a period musical with real heart
“…an interwoven, melodically driven, representation of how unfortunately the eyes and heart can often want different things.” writes A Bearded Critic.
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The King’s Man review – a look into a past that feels like the start of a strong future
“The film’s mesh of fact with fiction is what makes it most entertaining” writes A Bearded Critic.
Red Notice review – Netflix’s latest action-comedy show off big stars and an even bigger budget
It’s this lack of respect and reliability the two have for one another that makes real comedy gold,” writes A Bearded Critic.
Q&A with Dan Thorburn – director of Salt Water Town and Manchester Met Alumni
Acclaimed director and Manchester School of Arts graduate, Dan Thorburn talks to A Bearded Critic.
Last Night in Soho film review – ‘Cornetto trilogy’ director Edgar Wright’s first stab at the horror genre is a scream
"It’s the frightening truths around abuse and sex trafficking that makes the film truly terrifying at times", writes A Bearded Critic.
Games: Back 4 Blood review – perfecting a ‘near perfect’ horror FPS with new and interesting gameplay mechanics
Featured image: Back 4 Blood/Pressдебетовая карта с доставкой бесплатно Moments often feel more like scenes…
Netflix’s The Guilty review – Gyllenhaal continues to impress with his one-man show into emotional anguish
Featured image: Netflixмикрозайм на карту быстро Netflix’s ‘The Guilty‘ is a story of determination, misinterpretation…
No Time To Die review: ‘Craig Saga’ finale pays homage to its roots and shows us why an aged formula continues to work
No Time To Die sees Bond return to witty one-liners, fun gadgets and iconic henchmen…