Entertainment

Passion for music, movies and games is something shared by everyone at Richer Sounds so we love talking about the latest releases and discussing our favourites. If you fancy some recommendations from our team on what to watch or listen to next, just scroll down and take a peek.

Gig review: Roots Manuva and Outlook Orchestra

Gig review: Roots Manuva and Outlook Orchestra

Outlook Festival and Colston Hall teamed up to celebrate the venues 150th year, bringing along a diverse lineup to the popular harbour side location. Lloyds Amphitheatre hosted performances from Goldie and the Heritage Orchestra last year, as well as Bonobo …read more

Film review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard

Film review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard

This year’s venture into the buddy-action blockbuster arena is The Hitman’s Bodyguard, a very violent and seemingly divisive movie starring Ryan Reynolds of Deadpool fame and Samuel L Jackson of Samuel L. Jackson fame. With comedy action film Deadpool under …read more

Film Review: The Emoji Movie

Film Review: The Emoji Movie

We use Emojis on a daily basis and have done for many years on phone and computer apps. They have become a cult hit with kids in today’s society with plenty of merchandise available and companies cashing in on this. …read more

Top Games of August

Top Games of August

The big build up of the year is here banging at our doors waiting to give us our first helping into the bounty of beautiful games that we can expect from the latter half of 2017. Yakuza Kiwami – 29th …read more

Album review: Lana Del Rey – Lust For Life

Album review: Lana Del Rey – Lust For Life

Elizabeth Grant, better known to the world as Lana Del Rey, is famous for her alternative, melancholy pop style, but with time has she really grown into the smiling character pictured on the album cover of her new album Lust For …read more

Film review: The Beguiled

Film review: The Beguiled

In the second cinematic take on the 1966 Thomas P Cullinan novel, Sofia Coppola turns her impressive directorial skills to the feminist psycho-sexual drama, but how will she fare against the novel and previous film adaptation? Having already been attempted …read more

Film review: Dunkirk

Film review: Dunkirk

Acclaimed director Nolan adds texture to one of the horrors of history that still resonates decades later. Bleak, wet and with dwindling hope, four hundred thousand men await their fate, at the mercy of the crumbling rearguard, a navy and …read more