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Category: Reviews

  • London Has Fallen – Review

    London Has Fallen is an irresponsible piece of filmmaking that does little but perpetuate a fear and a stereotype. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Grimsby – Review

    Cohen would undoubtedly admit to the film’s nonsensicality with a big grin smacked across his face – and that’s why it works, and why this is so persistently funny. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Risen – Review

    If you’re not a particularly religious person or are totally against the notion of religion, Risen isn’t likely to convert you. For those with a spiritual side, though, it just might reaffirm your faith in bible movies. Read More >

    Written by

    Nick Spake

  • Deadpool – Review

    Deadpool is a superhero flick unlike any you’ve ever seen before… Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Pride and Prejudice and Zombies – Review

    Pride and Prejudice and Zombies works because Steers has got the tone spot on – managing to be tongue-in-cheek, but not to the point where he is devaluing the narrative… Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • The Librarians: Season 1 – Review

    There’s ‘must-see’ television, and then there’s ‘could do worse’ television. The Librarians, the full series spin-off of the TV film miniseries The Librarian, occupies the latter with as much wit and fun as it can muster, with colourful characters leading a surprisingly well-told story through laughably absurd scenarios bolstered by delightfully maniacal villains. Let’s set the… Read More >

    Written by

    Gary Green

  • Point Break – Review

    Ericson Core’s remake of the classic Keanu Reeves starring Point Break pales in comparison. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Kung Fu Panda 3 – Review

    Kung Fu Panda 3 doesn’t quite exceed its predecessors, but it does keep the ball rolling and bring our hero’s journey full circle. Read More >

    Written by

    Nick Spake

  • The Finest Hours – Review

    If you’re in the right mindset for a disaster/rescue picture, The Finest Hours will efficiently get the job done. Read More >

    Written by

    Nick Spake

  • 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi – Review

    Lacking in that human, rawness that the story demands. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape