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12/03/2024

I’m calling Dune: Part Two “an instant classic”

My full review is available at the link below

2001. Star Wars. Jurassic Park. The Matrix. Avatar. These are just a few examples of monumental moments in cinema and films that simply changed the game. Now there is a new film to add to this illu…

15/02/2024

REVIEW | The Iron Claw

Released in the States back in December to universal acclaim, UK cinemas can finally watch this devastating but riveting true story of the Von Erich family and their dynasty within the world of professional wrestling during the early 1980s.

The film focuses on four tightly bonded brothers, who have to deal with increasing pressure and scrutiny from their father Jack (Holt McCallany, Mindhunters). Jack ‘Fritz’ Von Erich is a former professional wrestler but never got his chance to be the World Heavyweight Champion, so he has put all his focus on his sons to finish what he started.

The film simply doesn’t work without its perfectly cast set of actors, who are all outstanding. Zac Efron delivers a career-best performance in the lead, showcasing he’s a far more talented actor than some give him credit for. He looks the part for sure, but the emotion he gives throughout this film is next level. He will have you reaching for the tissues by the film’s ending.

Jeremy Allen White is one of the hottest actors in the world right now (due to his brilliance in chef drama The Bear) and he showcases he can do it on the big screen too with a powerful performance. Harris Dickinson (The Kings Man) has also never been better. The film wouldn’t work without McCallany’s intimidating turn as the father too.

I cannot stress enough just how sad and heart-breaking this story is. You will not leave the cinema with a smile on your face, this is a tragic story that brings many misfortunes to this family. But it’s executed with such precision and class from writer-director Sean Durkin and cinematographer Mátyás Erdély (who previously combined on 2020’s The Nest). The film looks incredible, delivering a close-up personal film but also breath-taking in its imagery.

It is slow and is longer than it necessarily should’ve been, but this really worked for me. The wrestling sequences were enthralling and there are two scenes late on which really shook me to my core and left me in tears. Beautiful, painful and touching. The film of the year to beat.

Verdict: Anchored by incredible performances from its stellar cast, this is a devastating but enthralling drama that will stay with me for a long time.
Best Moment: A scene with the brothers at the end by the sea, simply beautiful
Rating: 8.5/10

29/12/2023

2023 in Film Review – Part 3 of 3 - THE BEST FILMS OF 2023

Finally, we have my favourites of the year. No doubt I won’t please everyone with my choices and ordering, but I felt this best represented which films I enjoyed the most in 2023 and want to revisit in the future.

15: Creed III
A terrific end to an awesome trilogy. It’s likely the end of his career following his assault conviction, but Jonathan Majors is phenomenal here and Creed’s best opponent yet. The biggest surprise is lead Michael B Jordan in his directorial debut. He does an outstanding job behind the camera and delivers some of the most cinematic boxing sequences ever put to screen.

(Currently streaming on Prime Video)

14: Barbie
More than just a toy come to life, this is a hilarious and surprisingly deep picture of gender and the world as we know it. Robbie is a delight and Gosling had me in hysterics as Ken. It didn’t all work for me but I had a lot of fun.

(Available to rent or buy)

13: Blackberry
This is my kind of film. The documentary-style filmmaking works and it’s hilarious and captivating with two superb central performances from Howerton & Baruchel. Great seeing Glenn Howerton get recognition too as he’s such a talented actor. Dennis Reynolds the GOAT.

(Will be available to rent and buy in 2024)

12: The Killer
This will be far too slow and weird for some, but as a huge David Fincher fan, he is truly cooking here. This is a richly crafted and exquisitely shot thriller. Fassbender is tremendous in the lead role and I couldn’t take my eyes off it.

(Currently streaming on Netflix)

11: Godzilla Minus One
With a gripping story, characters you care about and gigantic action sequences, this Japanese blockbuster is the best monster movie to emerge in years. It’s even more impressive what they achieve on just a $15 mill budget. They can make 6 of these and it would still cost less than the Expend4bles…

(Will be available to rent and buy in 2024)

10: John Wick: Chapter 4
One of the most visually stunning, relentlessly violent and cinematic epics to emerge from the action genre in quite some time. It’s far too long and a bit silly in places, but it has the best story and biggest stakes of the franchise. The final hour is utter carnage.

(Currently streaming on Prime Video)

9: Rye Lane
An absolute delight. This charming film accomplishes so much in just 80 minutes and the two leads have such amazing chemistry. Loved how modern and British it was. London’s answer to Before Sunrise.

(Currently streaming on Disney Plus)

8: The Covenant
I’ve always liked Guy Ritchie, but I didn’t know he had this kind of film in him?! This is a grounded, nerve-shredding, action-packed war movie. A little rough around the edges but an enticing story and two fantastic lead performances make this one of the surprises of the year.

(Currently streaming on Prime Video)

7: The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan
This new French adaptation of the iconic Musketeers is a breath of fresh air. Thrilling action, cool characters and stunning directing (so many one-shots). This went under the radar, but I loved it!

(Available to rent or buy)

6: Maestro
Bradley Cooper desperately wants an Oscar and it is on full display here but… he has just become one of the most exciting filmmakers in the game. The biopic of iconic composer/conductor Leonard Bernstein, this will be too slow and talky for some, but the craftmanship here is off the charts (makes sense when Spielberg AND Scorsese are producers here as well). This has arguably the best directing, transitions and cinematography of the entire year. Every frame is like a painting. On top of this, Cooper delivers a masterclass in front of the lens too, as does Carey Mulligan who is excellent, and the two share great chemistry throughout.

(Currently streaming on Netflix)

5: Killers of the Flower Moon
Astonishing that even after 50+ years, the legendary Scorsese is still working at an insane level. This is up there as one of the most striking and beautifully shot films of his career. Leo and De Niro are phenomenal (when are they not?) as is Lily Gladstone, who is quietly devastating. I cannot deny it’s too long (approximately 200 mins without credits!!) but it’s an impressive film and a wonderful accomplishment.

(Available to rent or buy)

4: Air
This film rocks. Oozes cool, killer 80’s soundtrack, sharp writing and terrific performances. You don’t have to be a basketball fan to enjoy this, but if you’re an NBA fan like me then you’ll LOVE IT. I loved how it pays homage to the legendary Michael Jordan. An Instant sports movie classic!

(Currently streaming on Prime Video)

3: Babylon
This film is a lot. It’s a 3-hour bonanza of 1920s Hollywood filled with parties, drugs and all sorts of mischief. It’s a film you will either love or loathe. I liked it on first viewing, but when I saw it again and knew what to expect… I fell in love with this movie. Yes, it’s long and excessive but it’s an absolute riot and I had a blast. A fascinating insight into the film industry and Robbie and Pitt are insanely good here. Damian Chazelle cements his place as quite simply one of the best filmmakers on the planet, I adore him.

(Currently streaming on Paramount Plus and available via Sky Cinema)

2: Oppenheimer
An epic and riveting character study. Far from an easy watch but with a pulsating score, incredible acting from a huge cast and gorgeous cinematography, this is filmmaking of the highest order. Christopher Nolan does not miss! Ended up seeing this 3-hour near masterpiece 3 times in the cinema.

(Available to rent or buy)

1: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
The superhero genre has lost a lot of momentum in the past couple of years, and I’ll admit that I’m getting superhero fatigue. Then came Across the Spider-Verse. This is one of the most visually spectacular films I have ever seen and a landmark achievement in animation. Beautiful story, likeable characters, thrilling action, vibrant soundtrack, incredibly high stakes and just endlessly entertaining from start to finish. I’ve seen the film 4 times this year, I simply cannot get enough. It’s strange, I’m not usually a fan of films that do not tell a complete story but this film… it’s everything. A monumental moment in both animation and cinema.

(Currently available on Sky Cinema)

Thanks as always for reading. I hope you had a great Christmas and I want to wish you all nothing but happiness and success in 2024!

28/12/2023

2023 in Film Review – Part 2 of 3 – The Best of the Rest

Before I talk about my favourite films of the year tomorrow, I wanted to recommend for you all some films from 2023 across different genres that I feel may be worth your time, but couldn’t quite make my best of the year list.

Comedies -
Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain
Strays
Bottoms
No Hard Feelings
The Out-Laws
Joy Ride
Champions
Theatre Camp

Drama –
Past Lives
Ferrari
Dumb Money
The Whale
A Man Called Otto
Till
Tetris
Saltburn
Are You there god? It’s me Margaret

Horror -
Talk to Me
Scream VI
Totally Killer
Pearl
No One Will Save You

Thrillers –
How to Blow Up a Pipeline
Missing
Anatomy of a Fall

Action -
The Creator
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1
SISU
Extraction 2
Dungeons & Dragons
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

Family Films -
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
Wonka

If anyone is ever looking for a recommendation on what film may be for them, please do not hesitate to ask! I’m always happy to help!

27/12/2023

2023 in Film Review – Part 1 of 3 – The Worst Films of the Year

The first of a three-day special, I am going to break down all the films I liked and disliked that dropped this year. In total, I saw 127 films that were released across 2023. Whilst some films were delayed until next year and other hotly anticipated releases left us all disappointed, I still felt like 2023 was a return to form for movies, with an array of strong releases across all genres.

But we start with the stinkers. A film is only as good as its script, and this year in particular had some dreadful screenplays that derailed any potential these films could’ve had. From painfully dull to the straight-up awful, I saw some truly atrocious films this year in the hope that you won’t have to. Let’s get into it:

THE TOP 10 WORST FILMS OF 2023:

Dishonourable Mentions: Empire of Light, Operation Fortune, The Flash, The Mother

10. Fast X
I am a fan of this ridiculous franchise (Fast Five is one of the best action films of the last 15 years) but the last two entries have reached all-new lows. Whilst not as moronic as Fast 9, this is a poorly-written, boring blockbuster that ends on a laughably needless cliffhanger that no one cares about. Only worth seeing for John Cena using his signature WWE finisher. Confirms Vin Diesel as one of the worst blockbuster actors of all time.

9. Heart of Stone
A week Mission: Impossible wannabe with a horrible script and mediocre acting. The action is occasionally quite good but the CGI is so rough that it takes you straight out of it. Gal Gadot and Jamie Dornan seem like lovely people but they simply cannot act.

8. Haunted Mansion
So many likeable actors cannot save what is a long, messy, boring movie. As a huge Lakeith Stanfield fan, he must’ve got PAID to be in this disaster.

7. A Haunting in Venice
Even with low expectations, I pretty much hated this. Dull with a poor script, lazy performances, and yikes was the direction ugly (some of this felt like it was shot on a 0.5 iPhone lens?) I would’ve walked out of the cinema if I wasn’t watching this with my mum. The ending wasn’t too bad mind. This films cements the trilogy as the worst I’ve ever seen.

6 Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire
Yawn… a dull, lazy and uninspired Netflix blockbuster that solidifies Zack Snyder as one of the most overrated filmmakers working today. Take out all of the cringey slow motion and the film’s probably 20 mins shorter. The film literally made me sick. Admittedly I was hungover but still, I don’t think it’s a coincidence!

5. Expend4bles
Now we’re entering the top tier of garbage, starting with a messy, ugly sequel that no one asked for. The screenplay is abysmal and the green screen is laughably bad. Some okay action can’t save what is a painful waste of your valuable time. Makes the first 3 films look like The Dark Knight Trilogy.

4. Ghosted
An almost entirely horrible experience. I cannot believe this movie exists. This had to have been written by AI, I simply refuse to believe humans got paid to write this crap. The acting across the board is also wooden and the two leads have zero chemistry. Some fun cameos and a couple of laughs can’t save this train wreck. Avoid at all costs.

3. Hidden Strike
I had to check this one out as Jackie Chan and John Cena were such a big part of my childhood, and whilst it’s great to see them share the screen, this is a stupid action flick that looks cheap and is instantly forgettable.

2. Five Nights at Freddy’s
How can a film with killer robots be so god damn boring?? No scares, no violence, an awful script, and an utter slog to get through. I like Josh Hutcherson and he tries his best, but what a load of rubbish.

1. Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey
Christ. This was unbearably bad. If it wasn’t using a popular IP, no one would even care about this film. Shocking on every single level. Even at barely 80 minutes long, it’s a snoozefest. Up there as one of the worst films I’ve ever seen.

18/12/2023

TOP 10 FAVOURITE CHRISTMAS FILMS:

With the festive season well underway and the big day less than a week away, I wanted to break down my Top 10 favourite Christmas movies.

Spoiler Alert: Love Actually is not on the list. I re-watched it recently and it’s an outdated mess.

10: It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)
At almost 80 years old, this remains the oldest film I’ve ever seen. It will be too old-fashioned for some but you cannot deny the films’ brilliance. It’s impossible to not be moved by the touching finale, with its important central message that life is always worth living.

9: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
The least Christmassy film on the list but I had to include this action-comedy as it remains criminally underrated. Hilarious and clever with a sharp screenplay, this film is an absolute blast. Downey Jr & Val Kilmer are electric in the lead roles. The Nice Guys is awesome but this is 100% Shane Black’s best film. Perfect to watch this time of year.

8: Arthur Christmas (2011)
A heart-warming and wholesome animated adventure. Very British and a lot of fun. It drags a bit in the middle but the first and third acts are a hoot. A great family watch.

7: Violent Night (2022)
The type of ridiculous film you’ll either enjoy or hate, but man I love this movie. It’s Hopper from Stranger Things playing Santa and killing bad guys off the naughty list… what’s not to love?!? Funny, insanely violent and has a surprising amount of heart. This will surely become a Xmas classic in my household.

6: The Grinch (2018)
I was never a big fan of the Jim Carrey version, but I’ve seen this animated remake multiple times now and I always have such a good time. The animation is gorgeous, it’s got some great laughs and a bouncing soundtrack. Pharrell Williams was also the perfect choice as the narrator.

5: Gavin & Stacey Christmas Special (2008)
Okay yes, this is not a film. But for about 10 years straight it was a Pearce household tradition on Christmas Eve to get a Chinese takeaway and watch this. We laugh throughout, every single time. This is 60 minutes of pure television gold with its wonderful set of characters, sharp writing and too many iconic quotes to keep count. What a show, you just had to be there.

4: Klaus (2019)
A beautiful re-imagining of the Christmas story and one of Netflix’s best original films. Surprisingly mature and adult for a children’s animation but still utterly magical and delightful. A charming and intelligent origin story. Should’ve called it Santa Klaus Begins.

3: Home Alone (1990)
I must’ve seen this film 20+ times now and it still brings me so much joy. Perfect for all ages. That third act with Harry & Marv’s robbery attempt is legendary and a tour de force in physical comedy. Timeless film.

2: Die Hard (1988)
To me, Die Hard is a Christmas film. There are plenty of Christmas references and it takes place on Xmas Eve, and because of this, there is minimal security at the Nakatomi Plaza which is why the events take place. This film easily remains in the top 5 best action films ever made for me. The plot is perfectly simple but effective, the action bangs and you have John McClane and Hans Gruber in the lead roles… arguably the best action hero and villain of all time. Definitely the best film on this list but cannot be my number 1 due to the nostalgia I have for…

1: Elf (2003)
I have watched this every Christmas since I saw it in the cinema with my mum back in ’03. It still makes me laugh and smile every single time. So many iconic lines and quotes. I think no other film captures the magic and joy of Christmas quite like it.

Merry Christmas everyone and happy holidays!

24/10/2023

SPOOKY SEASON SPECIAL:

With Halloween just around the corner, I thought I’d break down my top 10 favourite horror films of all time. Some of these aren’t necessarily classed as out-and-out horrors, but certainly feature elements of the genre, have me on the edge of my seat and feature some big scares. Let’s get into it:

10: Saw (2004)
The film that kickstarted a now 10-film franchise, Saw has some huge scares, gruesome gore and an outrageous twist ending. Even 19 years on, the OG remains the clear best of the series.

9: Misery (1990)
A psychological horror/thriller with a frightening turn from Kathy Bates, who was so damn good here that she even won an Oscar for her performance. No one ever forgets the first time they see the sledgehammer scene. Great film.

8: A Quiet Place (2018)
There are undeniable nit-picks to be had in logic and the plot here but wow do I love this film. A relentless 90-min thrill ride with a genius original story and some excellent jump scares. Emily Blunt is terrific as is real-life hubby John Krasinski (who also shines behind the camera in his directorial debut).

7: The Shining (1980)
The legendary Stanley Kubrick delivered an all-time classic in this Stephen King adaptation, with the iconic Jack Nicholson delivering an unhinged masterclass in the lead. Watching this man slowly unravel into madness makes for an unforgettable experience.

6: Halloween (1978)
From the opening POV shot, you know you’re in for a treat here. The definition of a horror classic, this has a killer score (pun-intended), a riveting story and an all-time character of the genre in Mike Myers. Shout out to the 2018 film of the same name too, which is a direct sequel to the ‘78 original and is seriously underrated.

5: Scream (1996)
This film remains an absolute blast. From the iconic opening sequence to the constant meta references, this is a horror film that is both funny and frightening. Scream 3 aside, I’m a huge fan of this franchise, which is still going strong to this day with this year’s Scream 6.

4: Jaws (1975)
Some may not call this movie a horror, but can you name many films more renowned for scaring viewers? A masterpiece from Steven Spielberg (it wouldn’t be his last) and it’s elevated by a strong commitment to character development and the incredible performances from the entire cast. Put audiences off going in the sea and cemented itself as the ultimate summer horror film.

3: Alien (1979)
This Sci-Fi/horror is widely regarded as one of the best films ever made, and for good reason. Way ahead of its time with its gorgeous cinematography, impressive visuals and a terrifying villain in the xenomorph. “In space, no one can hear you scream” remains the best tagline of all time.

2: Get Out (2017)
Not just one of the best horror/thrillers I’ve ever seen, but one of the very best films of the 21st century so far. This is arguably the least scary film on the list, but it’s frightening in its approach to real-world issues of race and society in today’s era. Jordan Peele’s script is one for the ages with genius foreshadowing and an audacious plot that is one of a kind. Immediately became part of the culture and is nothing short of a classic.

1: The Thing (1982)
My favourite film of the genre. I’m not usually a fan of one-location films, but The Thing simply has it all. A genuinely terrifying, claustrophobic, and intense experience with a nail-biting score. You will be on edge throughout and it keeps you guessing, even after the credits roll.

If you’re looking some more recent horror films, then I highly recommend:

IT (2017)
Talk to Me
The Babadook
The Invisible Man (2020)
The Witch
The Conjuring
Insidious
Smile
Split
Sinister
Train to Busan
Midsommar

28/07/2023

After a long hiatus I am finally back with not one but TWO new reviews. Feels great to be back and would love for you all to check them out 🙌

The July 21st box office showdown between Oppenheimer and Barbie is easily one of the greatest things to happen to cinema in quite some time. This summer has seen most of the big blockbusters struggle to break even financially, and news broke recently that The Flash has become one of the biggest box...

14/02/2023

2023 is off to a strong start for films. So, with half term around the corner and the upcoming Borderlines Film Festival less than a month away. By Lewis Pearce: I wanted to share with you my thoughts on some of the biggest releases of the year so far and what I recommend for you […]

01/01/2023

To start the new year off, I have…

MY TOP 15 FAVOURITE FILMS OF 2022:

Honourable Mentions - Aftersun, Decision to Leave, Entergalactic

15: Bullet Train
I was unsure when I first saw it but on second viewing I absolutely loved this film! It’s funny, fast paced and loads of action. It’s silly & a lot going on but imagine a big budget Sn**ch but with assassins on a train. A total riot!

Available on DVD and rental

14: Hustle
Awesome film. Good story, stylish direction, great soundtrack, and essential viewing for NBA fans. Think a basketball spin on if Moneyball was mixed with Warrior. Adam Sandler is absolutely terrific in the lead. The Sandman is Back!!

Available on Netflix

13: The Banshees of Inisherin

A quiet and slow film that is beautifully shot and wonderfully acted. Not on the same level as Three Billboards & In Bruges for me but still filled with some great laughs. It was just a bit too depressing to reach my top
10 of the year like many critics have it. Still, a wonderful and deeply moving picture.

Available on Disney Plus

12: Triangle of Sadness
This one came out of nowhere for me. It’s well acted, written and incredibly shot, making it one of the most unique movies of the year. Would’ve loved it to have been shorter but I couldn’t take my eyes off it. A fun spin on the rich community.

Available for rental

11: The Menu
One of the most bizarre films I’ve seen in a long time and I absolutely loved it! It won’t be for everyone but I loved the style, the way it was shot and thought it was hilarious throughout. You will finish the film craving a cheeseburger.

Available on Disney Plus in Jan 2023

10: The Outfit
This film was an absolute delight. Mark Rylance is superb in the lead, as is Dylan O’Brien who remains under-appreciated. Not usually a fan of one location films but there’s plenty of twists & turns to this gangster drama and it’s done with serious style.

Available on Sky Cinema

9: RRR
This film will not be for everybody. It is a 3 hour Tollywood action drama with logic all but out the window, but it’s one of the most endlessly enjoyable films I’ve seen in a long time. This movie has to be seen to be believed with its insane action, stunning visuals, amazing direction and beautiful music. It is too long and unbelievably silly, but it’s done so well and the story is incredible. One of the all time great on-screen bromances.

Available on Netflix

8: Thirteen Lives
I cannot believe the lack of attention and hype for this riveting film on an unbelievable true story. An incredibly powerful, gripping and well-told thriller. I remember this happening back in 2018 but I did not realise the staggering lengths they had go to for this mission. It didn’t need to be 150 minutes but an overall terrific film.

Available on Prime Video

7: Prey
Great action, brilliant direction and strong lead makes Prey a fantastic return to form for the Predator franchise. Favourite dog in a movie for a long time too!

Available on Disney Plus

6: All Quiet on the Western Front
A thrilling yet harrowing WW1 epic, this is easily one of Netflix’s best films for a long time. It’s bleak but this German picture is an incredible achievement and the cinematography is out of this world!

Available on Netflix

5: NOPE
Nope was Dope. It’s not flawless but this is a seriously entertaining and often thrilling Sci-Fi horror with some incredible moments and a masterclass behind the camera from Jordan Peele. It’s no Get Out, but then again what is?

Available on DVD and rental

4: Avatar: The Way of Water
A visually stunning experience. It’s undeniably too long and the writing can be iffy but it’s a thrilling ride and spectacle of the highest order. The last hour is utter insanity. Essential viewing on the big screen! Dare I say… better than the first?

Available in cinemas

3: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once
Well and truly believe the hype. This is an ambitious, whacky rollercoaster of a story and easily one of the most original pictures I have ever had the pleasure of seeing on the big screen. Fun action, some great laughs and constantly daring to be different. This is cinema!

Available on Prime Video

2: The Batman

This will not be for everyone due to its slow pace and long run time but I adore this film. One of the most beautiful comic book movies ever made, with excellent performances from the flawless cast. Gripping story, strong action, incredible score and Gotham looks absolutely stunning.

Available on Sky Cinema

1: Top Gun: Maverick
I’m not the biggest fan of the original, but this Top Gun sequel blew me away and I ended up seeing it FOUR TIMES in the cinema. A beautiful and thrilling film with a good story and moments that make you want to throw a fist in the air. Tom Cruise is excellent in the lead and all the sequences in the sky were insane on the big screen, particularly the incredible third act. Will it be the same watching it at home? I will have to wait and see but for now it’s one of my favourite films in recent history and surely one of the best sequels ever made.

Available on Paramount Plus

For more on what I liked and disliked (including my bottom 10 of the year) from 2022 see the link below:

https://pearceysfilms.wordpress.com/2022/12/31/2022-in-film/

I’m hoping you had a great Christmas and wishing you all a very happy new year! Thank you all for your support as always. Bring on 2023!

31/12/2022

2022 has been a busy year, but I’m finally back with a new review and it’s a big one. This is what I had to say on the incredible Avatar: The Way of Water. I hope you all like it.

It’s been 13 years since the first Avatar film arrived and broke every record in the book, grossing over 2 billion dollars at the box office and changing the landscape of cinema as we knew it. A sequel was inevitable, but with this long of a hiatus it led many to question whether the hype […]

07/06/2022

The new Top Gun movie is brilliant! Here is what I had to say!😎

FILM REVIEW | Top Gun: Maverick is ‘a crowd-pleasing cinematic thrill ride!’ says Lewis Pearce from Pearcey's Picks.

Have you been to the cinema to see it yet? What did you think?

Read Lewis's Film Review 👉 https://yourherefordshire.co.uk/all/featured-articles/film-review-top-gun-maverick-is-a-crowd-pleasing-cinematic-thrill-ride-says-lewis-pearce/

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24/05/2022

Back with a brand new review, this time for the latest Marvel instalment Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Thanks as always for your support!

https://yourherefordshire.co.uk/all/featured-articles/whats-on-doctor-strange-in-the-multiverse-of-madness-is-an-exhilarating-if-flawed-big-screen-adventure-says-lewis-pearce/

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09/03/2022

First review of 2022… and it’s a big one. Loved writing about THE BATMAN which is out now!!

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