Category: Reviews
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The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies review
“this third and final endeavour lacks any palpable narrative structure, feeling unnecessarily padded out in the process, in what is effectively one long battle sequence”… Read More >
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Horns review
“There’s too evident an attempt to gain cult status with this offering as well, which is to the film’s detriment. While the filmmakers persistent deviation from the more intimate, emotional aspects, is frustrating at times”… Read More >
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Dracula Untold review
“‘Not another vampire movie… ‘ is likely to be the first reaction upon hearing of Gary Shore’s directorial debut Dracula Untold. While on the surface such apprehensions seem just, what lies within is by no means the generic fodder we’ve been treated to of late, but instead a reasonably unique, origins story, as we go… Read More >
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X-Men: Days of Future Past Review
“The X-Men franchise keeps coming back to life with Wolverine-esque powers of regeneration”… Read More >
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Godzilla Review
“given how exhilarating and breathtaking the film looks up on the big screen – better than Godzilla ever has, thanks to what can be accomplished with modern technology – it more than justifies the existence of this seemingly superfluous production”… Read More >
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review
“Though many film fans were somewhat reluctant to see Spider-Man swing by for another trilogy so soon after Sam Raimi’s triumphant endeavours, any such apprehensions were eased with Marc Webb’s commendable efforts on the first picture. Now he returns with the sequel, turning in a more than accomplished piece to suggest that perhaps this reboot… Read More >
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300: Rise of an Empire Review
“Much like the first, what this historical thriller lacks in story it certainly makes up for with intense, prolonged action sequences”… Read More >
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The Lego Movie Review
“The Lego Movie is pure comedy, and unlike so many other films aimed at a younger audience, Miller and Lord resist the opportunity to be overly sentimental”… Read More >
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The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Review
“With little over 300 pages to J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, questions were suitably raised as to why filmmaker Peter Jackson had decided to tell this story across three feature length movies”… Read More >
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Frozen Review
“Frozen is just charming cinema, and despite what the title may have you believe, it’s a warm and gracious production”… Read More >
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