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Robbie

Robbie

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Join date: Feb 28, 2025

About

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 (26)

Aug 22, 2026 ∙ 3 min

The Invite Movie Review: Penélope Cruz Steals Olivia Wilde’s Darkly Funny Dinner Party

I finally got around to watching The Invite, the latest film starring and directed by Olivia Wilde. Also starring Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton, the film follows a married couple (Rogen and Wilde) who are struggling with their relationship. In an attempt to reconnect, they invite their neighbours (Cruz and Norton) over for a dinner party, only for the evening to spiral into some very unexpected places. The film is a remake of the 2020 Spanish film The People Upstairs...

Jun 23, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Disclosure Day Review: Does Spielberg Still Got It?

Disclosure Day is the latest film from Hollywood icon Steven Spielberg and sees the Oscar-winning director return to the sci-fi genre for the first time since Ready Player One in 2018. This was a film I was highly anticipating, especially after Spielberg's last two films proved that, even in his late 70s, he can still tell compelling stories. So, does Disclosure Day continue that trend? Here are my thoughts. One thing I really liked about the film was its story. While the opening takes a...

May 24, 2026 ∙ 2 min

The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: Stylish, Nostalgic, and Shockingly Empty

I recently watched The Devil Wears Prada 2, and honestly, I wasn't impressed at all. The movie starts off by setting up an interesting idea about social media taking over magazines and changing the fashion industry, but it never fully commits to that storyline. Instead, the film introduces multiple plotlines that either go nowhere or are forgotten about completely by the end. Emily Charlton also doesn’t feel like a natural antagonist for the story, while most of the returning characters...

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