Rogue One: 3 Stars. As any good author knows; you have to put some climactic moments into your story to keep the reader either enthralled, or, at least, left with a strong impression: that an otherwise boring story was redeemably good. In short, that’s what happened with Star Wars Rogue One. The last 5 minutes

Office Christmas Party Review Explicit use of a 3D printing machine, drunk face planting and a toxic F Bomb to a little girl, in my view, isn’t really funny. I’m not entirely sure what the directors were trying to go for with this film. The story certainly had potential, as it’s a widely feared yet-must-go-to

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Movie Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. 3.5 Stars This movie was produced and written as a screenplay by the prolific Harry Potter Author J.K. Rowling. There was some good moments in this film to make this an overall enjoyable experience. The problem with the hugely successful Harry Potter franchise; is that a

Movie Review: The Founder. Based on a true story about the origin and phenomenal growth of the McDonalds’ fast food franchise. Michael Keaton plays the Founder Ray Kroc with obvious enthusiasm. In the mid 1950s, Kroc was selling milk shake makers when he came across the ingenious McDonald brothers in southern California. Dick and Mac