Robbie

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Join date: Feb 28, 2025

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A UK based film reviewer. Robbie started reviewing films in 2020 during the covid pandemic. He started a freelance website on his own called Robbie's Reviews. Unfortunately in 2023, the website got shut down and Robbie took a hiatus.

However, in 2024, Robbie returned to film reviewing with the YouTube channel Fright Night Flix and became a media correspondent for Keziah Hyde Media.

Robbie has also made some amazing friends over his film reviewing career and has also been featured on the podcast "I Love That Movie"

Robbie sets a lot of bars being the first male and the first British writer for this website.

Posts (23)

Mar 19, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Pixar’s Hoppers Review: A Stunning, Heartfelt Hit You Can’t Miss

Last week, I went to see Hoppers, the latest film from Pixar and honestly, I think it’s one of their best entries in years. The plot has clear similarities to Avatar, and the film even pokes fun at that, but it still manages to feel like a fresh take on the concept. The protagonist is surprisingly layered, and the idea of communicating with animals is explored in a really engaging way. They fully commit to the concept and get the most out of it. I also really liked the animation style. It...

Mar 14, 2026 ∙ 3 min

Final 2026 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Win Best Picture, Actor and Actress?

This year’s Oscar race has been wild . At the start of the season, I thought a lot of the winners were pretty much locked in. But after several award shows, surprise wins and some genuine shocks along the way, this race has become incredibly unpredictable. Trying to figure out who’s actually going to win on the night has been stressful , to say the least. With that said, here are my final predictions for the 2026 Academy Awards. 2026 Oscars Predictions Category Nominees Final Prediction Actor...

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Feb 5, 2026 ∙ 2 min

The Muppet Show Returns: A Nostalgic Comeback with Sabrina Carpenter

There was a time in my life when watching The Muppet Show at the weekend felt like a ritual. It was comfort TV in its purest form chaotic, wholesome, and endlessly funny. So when I heard Disney were bringing it back for a special, with Sabrina Carpenter as the guest star (an artist whose music I genuinely enjoy), I was actually really looking forward to it. After watching the special the other night, I can happily say I had a great time with it. It felt like a genuine blast from the past...