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📽️🎬 Film reviews, interviews and features! 🎬📽️ All content by @hannahwalesy.bsky.social. UK dates. Email: hannah@missflicks.com

On the Sea, starring Barry Ward and Lorne MacFadyen, is a touching but familiar queer love story. It's one of the restrained slow-burners where the characters rarely speak, let alone say what they feel, and I found this ultimately rather frustrating! Out Friday. missflicks.com/2026/07/21/o...

On the Sea review: Storytelling so restrained it becomes frustrating

A mussel harvester in North Wales tries to bury his attraction to a new deckhand.

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I don't have a problem with Andy Serkis making a family-friendly and more hopeful spin on George Orwell's Animal Farm. That being said, the screenplay is awful, the attempts at comedy fail and it's a tonal mess. Previews this weekend. Review: missflicks.com/2026/07/17/a...

Animal Farm review: Family-friendly reimagining is hit and miss

When the animals run the farm for themselves, they think they're free - but pig Napoleon has other ideas.

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The Odyssey is a staggering technical triumph and a mind-blowing filmmaking feat of a magnitude that only Christopher Nolan could have pulled off. However, I was not super invested in the story itself and found it lacking on an emotional level. In cinemas Friday. missflicks.com/2026/07/15/t...

The Odyssey review: Another technical triumph from Nolan

This epic follows Odysseus (Matt Damon) on his perilous journey home after the Trojan War.

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Rosebush Pruning is a bizarre 'eat the rich' movie filled with perverse, shallow caricatures and empty shock value. I was excited to see this twisted family turn on each other, but it doesn't deliver on its promises or give us a satisfying pay-off. In cinemas now. missflicks.com/2026/07/08/r...

Rosebush Pruning review: Juicy concept let down by poor execution

A wealthy American family living in Europe is upset when the oldest son wants to leave their compound.

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Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is a silly time travel mockumentary following two goofballs who accidentally go back to 2008. Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol have crafted a fun homage to Back to the Future, but it loses steam towards the end. In cinemas now. missflicks.com/2026/07/02/n...

Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie review: Silly goofs do Back to the Future

Best buds Matt and Jay accidentally travel back in time to 2008 while trying to book a gig.

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A Private Life, starring Jodie Foster in her first French-speaking lead role, is a compelling and amusing character study of an obsessed psychiatrist. The central mystery is a tad underwhelming, but Foster's brilliant performance almost makes up for that. Review: missflicks.com/2026/06/26/a...

A Private Life review: Jodie Foster shines in compelling French mystery

An American psychiatrist living in Paris becomes obsessed with proving her client was murdered.

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Virginia Woolf's Night and Day is a conventional and tonally uneven movie adaptation. However, Haley Bennett elevates this inspirational and amusing story with her spirited, rebellious performance. In cinemas Friday. Review: missflicks.com/2026/06/18/v...

Virginia Woolf’s Night and Day review: Haley Bennett elevates conventional period drama

Katharine Hilbery longs to become a recognised and respected astronomer in a patriarchal society.

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To celebrate the release of Familiar Touch, I had the pleasure of speaking to writer-director Sarah Friedland about the long journey to make her debut feature, casting her extraordinary lead Kathleen Chalfant and working with older adults. In cinemas Friday. missflicks.com/2026/06/16/s...

Sarah Friedland on Familiar Touch, working with older adults and casting Kathleen Chalfant

Writer-director Sarah Friedland spoke to Miss Flicks about the long journey to make her debut feature Familiar Touch.

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Disclosure Day is an old-school Steven Spielberg sci-fi anchored by an outstanding performance from Emily Blunt. There's a lot to digest, so I think I'd appreciate it more on a second watch. Spielberg certainly knows how to make blockbuster cinema! Review: missflicks.com/2026/06/09/d...

Disclosure Day review: Emily Blunt steals the show in gripping sci-fi thriller

Josh O'Connor leads the charge to disclose classified information about the existence of aliens.

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To prepare for the release of Scary Movie 6, I watched or rewatched the previous five instalments. Some of it was brilliant, some of it was absolutely awful 😂 how would I rank all six? And where does the sixth one place alongside the others? Find out here 👇🏻 missflicks.com/2026/06/08/r...

Ranking the Scary Movie franchise: Where does the sixth one go?

Find out my personal ranking of the Scary Movie franchise and where the sixth film sits within it.

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Erupcja is Charli XCX's most promising acting role to date (going by UK releases) - she gives a low-key, naturalistic performance alongside her excellent co-star Lena Góra. However, the film itself feels rushed, slight and narratively unsatisfying. In cinemas now. missflicks.com/2026/06/05/e...

Erupcja review: Charli XCX’s most promising acting role to date

Bethany ditches her boyfriend and goes partying with her Polish friend after being grounded in Poland.

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Perhaps my judgment is clouded by my love and nostalgia for the first Scary Movie, but I thought the sixth outing was really good fun. I laughed hard and often (to the point of tears at one moment!) and had a smile on my face throughout. Review: missflicks.com/2026/06/04/s...

Scary Movie (2026) review: Horror spoof returns to its roots

Anna Faris and Regina Hall reunite with franchise creators Marlon and Shawn Wayans in this sixth outing.

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