Category: Reviews

  • Spy – Review

    “A lot of the jokes are more miss than hit”… Read More >

  • Survivor – Review

    Abiding, frustratingly, by genre conventions, Survivor is a film devoid of any true identity, with such an unbearable inclination for cliché. Read More >

  • San Andreas – Review

    Movies have been obsessed with disaster from the very beginning. Biblical epics would rain supernatural forces down onto a deserving human race in the first half of the 20th century; human follies would entrap their makers in The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno, and Titanic; outer space would even have a go with the likes of… Read More >

  • Tomorrowland: A World Beyond – Review

    “Preaches a strong message, as yet another environmentally conscious production following on from where the likes of The Lorax and Wall-E left off.” Read More >

  • Mad Max: Fury Road – Review

    “A brutal, non-stop chase movie which has elements from the previous trilogy of Mel Gibson films but is fuel-injected with its own updated mechanical mayhem”… Read More >

  • Big Game – Review

    Samuel L. Jackson is the highest grossing movie star of all time. His work alongside the likes of Tarantino and Spielberg, to his endeavour into the Marvel Universe, ensure that the box office on combined movies beats any other actor to have ever graced the screen. However, it’s fair to assume that his latest, Jalmari Helander’s Big… Read More >

  • Avengers: Age of Ultron – Review

    “this movie will leave you gasping for breath at the speed at which things keep on levelling up”… Read More >

  • Last Knights – Review

    “In spite of the generic, seen-it-all-before nature of this title, the performances from the stellar cast just about elevate it into being a fun, entirely watchable piece of cinema.” Read More >

  • John Wick – Review

    “John Wick is, and rightly so, being billed as one of the action thrillers of the year”… Read More >

  • Kidnapping Freddy Heineken – Review

    “sympathising with these protagonists is evidently the ultimate goal – and yet it’s never achieved” Read More >