Barton’s Movie Reviews | SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY
Ever since Disney purchased the Star Wars franchise, we've had a new film every year since 2015, whether they continue the Skywalker Saga or tell stories of lesser known characters...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR
Ten years ago, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) was birthed with Iron Man, a supremely confident film which resurrected a career and started a shared universe of unprecedented proportions. Eighteen...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | READY PLAYER ONE
Steven Spielberg is a director whose name is synonymous with Hollywood blockbusters, having played such a big part in pioneering what they are in film today. Take a look through...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI
Having breathed new life into the Star Wars franchise with The Force Awakens back in 2015, a film that was an adrenaline rush of nostalgia combined with fresh new characters,...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | THE DISASTER ARTIST
The level of cult status that Tommy Wiseau's The Room has acquired over the years is one of those phenomenons I'd find hard to explain, having only seen it in full...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | JUSTICE LEAGUE
Before Justice League, the DCEU took a number of films to finally find its feet with Wonder Woman, and when it finally did, there was hope that the future was...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | BLADE RUNNER 2049
Los Angeles, 2049. Thirty years have passed since Deckard and Rachael fled the city to make a life of their own. The futuristic cityscapes created by visionary director Ridley Scott...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
"Manners maketh man" are the words that the Kingsman, an elite British spy organisation, live by. Saving the world is good and all that however, saving the world while looking...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | mother!
Marmite films, the ones you'll either love or hate, are a rarity these days. Films that polarise audiences certainly have a place in the world, their subjectivity often leading to...
Barton’s Movie Reviews | IT
Floating red balloons, a clown's face paint and high-pitched laugh are all rather innocent items in such a troublesome world. Throw them into an adaptation of Stephen King's It however, and...