Movie Reviews

These are a collection of film reviews that, Award-Winning Blogger, Karen Woodham has reviewed as the “Resident Reviewer” a given title from the Prestatyn Scala Cinema to her and adopted by them to review some of the latest movies that they show.

You will also find other movie reviews by other people that are part of the Blazing Minds network, so enjoy the reviews and don’t forget to comment and share the film reviews. This Category also includes reviews of upcoming and new releases of DVDs, Blu-rays, VOD and Digital Downloads.

Film Review: The Souvenir Part II – Semi-autobiographical account of the experiences of a film student

The Souvenir Part II carries on from director Joanna Hogg’s semi-autobiographical film The Souvenir (2019), an account of her own experiences at film school and her destructive relationship with an older man, Anthony (Tom Burke), a manipulative heroin-addict. Whilst...

Film Review: The Northman, a powerful piece of cinema from Robert Eggers

I had an early start at the Cineworld the other day to see The Northman a movie that when I first saw the trailer sometime back I just couldn't wait to check out the movie. The film is fairly brutal...

Film Review: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Now here's a movie I've been dying to see starring Nicolas Cage and thanks to Cineworld and another Unlimited Screening I got to check out The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent a little earlier than its release date. Cage...

Monster at the Movies: Bad Hare Day 2021 review

Bad Hare Day is a terrifying 2021 short indie horror film written and directed by Jonathon Patrick Hughes. It stars Joshua Brooks (Back Fork 2019), Samantha A. Camp (American Rust 2021), Jai George (Bad Hare Day 2021), April Golebiewski...

Film Review: Operation Mincemeat starring Colin Firth Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Last night we had another Cineworld Unlimited screening and this time it was for Operation Mincemeat the WWII movie based on a true story, I have to say that I love the 1956 movie The Man Who Never Was,...

Film Review: The Lost City, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum

We were treated to an early screening of the new comedy adventure The Lost City starring Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe and Brad Pitt thanks to Cineworld and their Unlimited Screening for Unlimited Card members. Loretta (Bullock) is a...

Film Review: Ambulance (2022), a non-stop chase across Los Angeles

Yesterday it was another trip to Cineworld thanks to my Unlimited Card, this time to check out the new film by Michael Bay (Armageddon), Ambulance, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Eiza Gonzalez. The film opens with decorated veteran...

Film Review: Umma – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Now I have to say that Umma is a film that caught me by surprise, I didn't really know much about the film starring Sandra Oh, but with the announcement of the film being shown as a Cineworld Unlimited...

Film Review: The Nan Movie, what a load of old …

After seeing the superb The Phantom of the Open the other day at Cineworld, I followed with a viewing of The Nan Movie starring Catherine Tate and Mathew Horne, a film that is based on the character from Catherine...

Film Review: The Phantom of the Open is a flippin’ delightfully charming film

I sadly missed the preview for Cineworld Unlimited Members of The Phantom of the Open, so yesterday I popped to the cinema for the first screening of the day of the film that is based on the true story...

Film Review: Broadcast Signal Intrusion, a crime thriller starring Harry Shum Jr.

Last month we brought you the news from Lightbulb Film Distribution had shared with us the UK theatrical poster and trailer for the new crime thriller, Broadcast Signal Intrusion. Today we bring you a review of the film which...

Film Review: Lamb – Surreal Icelandic folk-horror

Part fable, part fairytale, Valdimar Jóhannsson’s arthouse folk-horror is a cautionary tale demonstrating the inevitable ascendency of the natural order. It also explores issues of motherhood, miracles, divine intervention and the hardships of living in harmony with nature. María...