A Beautifully Shot Indie Flick
Chris Bell, Rachel Warren and Carl Wharton star in this little crime caper flick revolving around Jack the Ripper. Here’s our Ripper’s Revenge review. One year on from the notorious Ripper murders, London is terrorised once again by a series…
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Chloe Bailey Effortlessly Carries Sentimental, Uneven Musical
Praise This is the latest project from Will Packer’s Will Packer Productions and Tim Story’s The Story Company. Directed and co-written by Tina Gordon, this original musical comedy follows a struggling Praise Team that finds its shining light of hope…
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A Wide-Ranging Documentary Gives Its Subject The Gift Of Agency
Brooke Shields was pretty, even as a baby. Everyone knew it at the time, from her mother and manager, Teri Shields, to the grown men who were eager to get her nude in front of a camera from the age…
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Lil Dicky’s Show Remains Hilarious
What is one to do with a man who goes around calling himself Lil Dicky? It is a question that has been on the mind of philosophers for time eternal and in the FX series Dave, in which the deeply…
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Feel-Good Story Fails to Unleash the Beast
Everybody loves feel-good movies. And we like them even more when they are based on true stories. Life is chaotic, and often we are overwhelmed by the small tragedies of everyday life. So, occasionally, we just want to disconnect from…
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Underneath: Children of the Sun
Director David Kirkman’s sci-fi feature Underneath: Children of the Sun does not achieve lift-off. It opens in Ancient Cahokia: the City of the Sun, which is a small creek by some woods. Enki (Nahom Assefa) sees a flash of light in the…
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Captain Jack’s Showbar Fantasy Island Review: A Themed Delight
The Skegness theme park has been hard at work since November with this refurbishment and in just over 4 months they have created something special! Here’s our Captain Jack’s Showbar Fantasy Island review. The Mellors Group who own Fantasy Island…
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Air Review
Just as Moneyball wasn’t truly about baseball, Air isn’t about basketball, although the filmmakers have a clear love for the game. The post Air Review appeared first on Flickreel. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has…
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Air Jordan Takes Flight: A Game-Changing Partnership That Revolutionized Sports and Culture!
If you’re looking for a slam dunk of a movie, look no further than AIR! This movie reveals the untold story of how Michael Jordan and Nike’s basketball division teamed up to create the iconic Air Jordan brand, which changed…
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Nintendo Finally Nails a Mario Movie
Nearly thirty years ago, Nintendo made their first attempt at bringing their most iconic character to the movies with Super Mario Bros., an unusual, gritty, and vaguely surrealistic take on the plumbing brothers Mario and Luigi as they made the…
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Owen Wilson Goes Bob Ross in a Comedy Without Jokes
It’s not hard coming up with a dumb, silly idea for a comedy—the difficulty is in following through on that concept for 90+ minutes. Steve Carell playing a 40-year-old virgin is an idea that only takes you so far, but…
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Art for Everybody | Film Threat
SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! Thomas Kinkade is heralded as the “Painter of Light” by his business associates and legions of adoring fans. Ten years after his death, his family, critics, business partners, and director Miranda Yousef reflect on the…
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