Marmalade Matinee (Medium)

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 28, 2026 It’s colourful, playful, and completely committed to the bit, which makes the contrast with the horror that follows more effective. Go to Full Review Buddy (2026) 88% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 24, 2026 It builds a rich portrait of friendship — the kind horror ensembles usually skip in favor of the next jump scare. Go to Full Review It Ends (2025) 93% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 14, 2026 The dinosaur movie audiences have deserved since Spielberg left Jurassic Park. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 7, 2026 Mackay, barely into her twenties, keeps evolving with every feature and makes you excited for the next. Go to Full Review Our Effed Up World (2026) 93% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 7, 2026 It’s another example of why horror is at its best when it tackles real horrors of the human experience. Go to Full Review Nightborn (2026) 71% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 7, 2026 The leads anchor it all with natural, lived-in sibling chemistry in a dystopia that gets under your skin through its claustrophobic, airtight control. Go to Full Review Home Bodies (2026) 75% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Jun 20, 2026 The two young leads sell every bit of it; the rush of a secret desire and the specific terror of having that desire turned into a weapon are both fully there in their performances. Go to Full Review Leviticus (2026) 93% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Mar 28, 2026 Forbidden Fruits is a unique, thoughtful exploration of the spaces we carve for ourselves, with the entire ensemble delivering a sharp critique of performative feminism, built on the appearance of empowerment rather than women's actual agency. Go to Full Review Forbidden Fruits (2026) 76% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Mar 7, 2026 It is an undeniably bold reimagining of an icon who has historically been denied the right to her own interiority. But it's also a collection of bold, interesting ideas that don’t all fully stitch together. Go to Full Review The Bride! (2026) 57% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Dec 3, 2025 Johnson has crafted not only his best script yet, but perhaps his most human work as a sermon disguised as a whodunit, offering unlikely grace to a broken, divided world. Go to Full Review Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (2025) 92% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Nov 27, 2025 Zootopia 2 arrives with an ambition that is both exhilarating and unexpected. It picks up precisely where the first film ended. But that’s not only in timeline; it captures the same emotional tension, social complexity, and thematic daring. Go to Full Review Zootopia 2 (2025) 92% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Nov 14, 2025 Train Dreams is one of the best films of the year. It’s a breathtaking work of art that fuses history, emotion, and nature into a single, haunting melody. Go to Full Review Train Dreams (2025) 93% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Oct 30, 2025 With Frankenstein, [Del Toro] brings Mary Shelley’s novel to life as intricately as the Doctor does his Creature, rendered in baroque decadence, steeped in melancholy, and pulsing with the raw ache of creation. Go to Full Review Frankenstein (2025) 85% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Oct 24, 2025 In DaCosta’s hands, Hedda is a masterful play of tension and manipulation. Her adaptation is intoxicating and intelligent; a story about women who will not stay dead, no matter how society tries to bury them. Go to Full Review Hedda (2025) 90% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Oct 8, 2025 Sydney Sweeney’s portrayal is as bruising as it is brave, capturing the paradox of a woman who had to become both a fighter and a prisoner to survive. Go to Full Review Christy (2025) 66% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Oct 2, 2025 There is humour in Sentimental Value, moments of connection, and a sense that, despite the fractures, love still flickers between the ruins. This gives the film a very welcome softness. Go to Full Review Sentimental Value (2025) 95% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Sep 28, 2025 In lesser hands, this might’ve been a grim trudge. But Park turns it into a viciously funny romp – albeit one that slices like a paper cut. Go to Full Review No Other Choice (2025) 97% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Sep 20, 2025 In its most moving moments, The History of Sound proves that love, like a song, can echo across decades, even after its final note has faded. It’s a film that explores the song of one individual's life and the impact of who he decided to compose it with. Go to Full Review The History of Sound (2025) 69% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 23, 2025 If Merlant can find a way to channel that incandescent rage with a little more restraint in future projects, we may be looking at the rise of a bold new auteur. Go to Full Review The Balconettes (2024) 74% - -

Sara Clements Marmalade Matinee (Medium) Aug 20, 2025 Ron Howard delivers both a work that’s highly entertaining but also reveals the darkness of humanity. Go to Full Review Eden (2024) 58% - -