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Review: Brawl In Cell Block 99 (2017) – Violence, Viciousness and Vaughn
Vince Vaughn is an actor that consistently surprises me. Mainly because I’ve spent so long seeing him in comedies that I often assume that’s all he can do. But when … Continue reading Review: Brawl In Cell Block 99 (2017) – Violence, Viciousness and Vaughn
Review: Journeyman (2018) – A Beautiful Insight Into British Boxing
Urgh. Another boxing movie? About a man struggling to deal with life when his career is cut short after a serious injury? It’s like a well-followed bus timetable at this … Continue reading Review: Journeyman (2018) – A Beautiful Insight Into British Boxing
A Visit To The 2nd London Porn Film Festival (2018) – A Fun And Informative Night
Author’s Note: My 200th Post! Thanks for reading! Did you know that there are somewhere between 8-10 new films released in UK cinemas every week? On top of that there … Continue reading A Visit To The 2nd London Porn Film Festival (2018) – A Fun And Informative Night
Review: Isle of Dogs (2018) – A Delightful Dogfest That Sometimes Drags
Having only seen Moonrise Kingdom and The Grand Budapest Hotel, I can hardly say I’m overly familiar with the works of Wes Anderson. But even with such limited knowledge of … Continue reading Review: Isle of Dogs (2018) – A Delightful Dogfest That Sometimes Drags
Review: A Quiet Place (2018) – Silence Makes For Cinematic Gold
The nature of being an aspiring screenwriter is that you have to read a lot of scripts. A LOT of scripts. Most of them tend to be older movies (or … Continue reading Review: A Quiet Place (2018) – Silence Makes For Cinematic Gold
Review: Ready Player One (2018) – The Return of Blockbuster Spielberg?
A few months ago someone told me that Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One was basically the male fantasy equivalent of Fifty Shades of Grey. Essentially both were badly written books that … Continue reading Review: Ready Player One (2018) – The Return of Blockbuster Spielberg?
Review: The Visit (2015) – Creepy Grandparents For The Win!
Say what you will about M. Night Shyamalan, but in spite of the triple consecutive disaster that was Lady In The Water, The Happening and The Last Airbender; the man who … Continue reading Review: The Visit (2015) – Creepy Grandparents For The Win!
Review: Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018) – Not Quite As Arousing As The Original
The fact that I am able to sit here and write a review for a Pacific Rim sequel is probably the single biggest indicator of how dramatically the power of … Continue reading Review: Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018) – Not Quite As Arousing As The Original
Review: Game Over, Man! (2018) – A Die Hard Spoof That Needs To Die
Say what you will about Game Over, Man!, but there’s a damn good idea at its core. Like Galaxy Quest to Star Trek or Austin Powers to James Bond, taking … Continue reading Review: Game Over, Man! (2018) – A Die Hard Spoof That Needs To Die
Review: Tomb Raider (2018) – A Fun-Filled Adventure Without The Fun
You know, I can’t even begin to imagine how much of a shoe-in doing a new Tomb Raider would have been to investors. On the one hand, you’ve got a … Continue reading Review: Tomb Raider (2018) – A Fun-Filled Adventure Without The Fun
Review: The Final Year (2017) – Politics In A More Civilised Age
While the similarities between a successful documentary and a successful fiction film are too numerous to list, one shared aspect is a portrayal of either conflict or drama. Doesn’t matter … Continue reading Review: The Final Year (2017) – Politics In A More Civilised Age
Review: Gotham By Gaslight (2018) – A Captivating Spin On The Batman Mythos
It’s hardly a stretch to say that DC and their live-action slate aren’t exactly endearing critics or lighting up the box office. Considering that Marvel’s Black Panther earned the same as … Continue reading Review: Gotham By Gaslight (2018) – A Captivating Spin On The Batman Mythos
Review: Aftermath (2017) – A Great Dramatic Performance From The Governator
There’s no argument that, for probably the rest of human history, Arnold Schwarzenegger will be remembered purely as an action star. And quite rightly too. There aren’t too many actors … Continue reading Review: Aftermath (2017) – A Great Dramatic Performance From The Governator
