Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – “Squanders its enormous potential”
Hype is a terrible thing. There were tears when Ridley Scott’s eventual Alien sequel, Prometheus, emerged to a lukewarm...
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It’s no surprise to see some hard-hitting or poignant message lining today’s animated movies, but Disney’s Zootropolis might just be...
Read MoreReview: Daredevil Season 2
Unlike the steady flow of superhero sewer sludge pouring out of Hollywood, Netflix Originals seem to have discovered a way to do comic...
Read MoreReview – Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – “Thank Zod for Wonder Woman”
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is directed by Zack Snyder (Watchmen, 300). Henry Cavill (The Man From UNCLE) returns as Superman,...
Read MoreReview – Léon: The Professional
French director and writer Luc Besson has had a curious career thus far. In recent years he’s brought us films like The Transporter, Taken...
Read MoreReview: High-Rise – “A film that lingers in the mind”
Firstly, I need to preface this review by stating the facts; I have not read the J. G. Ballard book from which Ben Wheatley has adapted...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: Black Mass
Black Mass stars Johnny Depp as notorious mobster James “Whitey” Bulger and is released on DVD and Blu-Ray in the UK on the 25th of March....
Read MoreReview: They’re Watching – “Fresh, funny, frightening and freaky”
Released in US cinemas and on VOD worldwide on the 25th of March, They’re Watching is the feature film debut of Jay Lender and Micah...
Read MoreReview: 10 Cloverfield Lane – “An exhilarating cinematic treat”
*Disclaimer: any spoilers in this review are minor and happen in the first 10-15 minutes* 10 Cloverfield Lane opens with Michelle (Mary...
Read MoreReview: The Here After
Scandinavian filmmaking is so much more than your run-of-the-mill television crime dramas or big screen adaptation of hit thriller novels....
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