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Simon Dillon

Simon Dillon

MEET SIMON,

Simon attended University in Southampton to read Media Studies. Here he wrote and directed a number of short films. A few months later he managed to muddle his way into television where he still works today. On the side, he has written a few novels, including Children of the Folded Valley and Spectre of Springwell Forest.

I review any film I see in the cinema, often commenting on the film from the perspective of my own faith.

SIMON’S POSTS

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Dream Horse

Dream Horse

Simon Dillon, 24th Jun 2021

Reviewing this British feel-good film.

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Raya and the last dragon

Raya and the last dragon

Simon Dillon, 7th Jun 2021

A first-rate fantasy adventure with plenty of action, humour, and heart.

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Cruella

Cruella

Simon Dillon, 4th Jun 2021

It kept me thoroughly entertained for much of the running time.

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Godzilla vs Kong

Godzilla vs Kong

Simon Dillon, 3rd Jun 2021

Watch this in the cinema.

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Those Who Wish Me Dead

Those Who Wish Me Dead

Simon Dillon, 28th May 2021

A solidly entertaining action thriller.

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Love and Monsters

Love and Monsters

Simon Dillon, 27th May 2021

This film has an uncanny timeliness.

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Palm Springs

Palm Springs

Simon Dillon, 4th May 2021

A hugely enjoyable, involving, romantic, amusing, strangely apt piece of work.

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Moxie

Moxie

Simon Dillon, 30th Mar 2021

A high school movie that tackles issues of sexism.

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Soul

Soul

Simon Dillon, 27th Feb 2021

Another Pixar winner, well worth watching.

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The Midnight Sky

The Midnight Sky

Simon Dillon, 13th Feb 2021

A compelling watch for the most part.

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Wonder Woman 1984

Wonder Woman 1984

Simon Dillon, 16th Jan 2021

The themes show the power of unconditional love.

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The Broken Hearts Gallery

The Broken Hearts Gallery

Simon Dillon, 21st Nov 2020

After watching it, I left the cinema feeling better than when I came in.

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