Critical Popcorn

Critical Popcorn

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  • 1 week ago | criticalpopcorn.com | Pete Messum |Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett

    “This movie is bonkers,” Blake Lively tells the audience at the Ham Yard Hotel before the screening of Another Simple Favor. It’s a fitting precursor to this film, the sequel to the equally madcap A Simple Favor, released to decent box office in 2018 before discovering cult status on Prime Video mid-pandemic.

  • 1 week ago | criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Pete Messum |Nick Bartlett

    We’ve been having a proper look at Hammer Films’ excellent new 4K restoration boxset release of Four Sided Triangle, and it’s impressive! These fresh releases clearly indorses their new plan to bring cinematic cult classics to a dedicated Home Entertainment fanbase, so it’s great to see that John Gore Studios’ Hammer Films have not only restored the film, but it also takes the deep dive into both the creation of the film, and its heritage.

  • 1 week ago | criticalpopcorn.com | Pete Messum |Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett

    One of the most distinctive and exciting images from the trailer for Doctor Who’s 2025 season was that of a cartoon character emerging from a cinema screen. It’s the sort of visual that could give younger viewers nightmares, while older viewers can appreciate what the new storytelling possibilities offered by the increased budget. It makes for a pretty spooky opening to Lux, an episode filled with potential that – for whatever reason – it never manages to capitalise on.

  • 1 week ago | criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Pete Messum |Nick Bartlett

    Some documentaries flip the focus, or expectation of approach to its subject matter – watch One to One: John & Yoko as a unique example – and while Daryl Hannah’s film certainly offers an authentic journey, as we sit on the tour bus with the legendary Neil Young, and his driver Jerry Don Borden, it doesn’t excitingly disrupt any rules when it comes to storytelling.

  • 1 week ago | criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Pete Messum

    The story of a family and a family business.

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