Category: Reviews

  • Sin City: A Dame to Kill For Review

    “now that such a stylistic approach is no longer a novelty, Miller and co-director Robert Rodriguez need to ensure the narrative is compelling enough to justify this eagerly anticipated sequel”… Read More >

  • Lucy Review

    “Following a string of, to be frank, rather terrible feature films that Luc Besson has either written or directed, ranging from Taken 2 to The Family, all the way to 3 Days to Kill, it’s great to see the French director back on track, presenting his latest feature Lucy, which is arguably the best he’s… Read More >

  • The Expendables 3 Review

    “with such a huge, ensemble cast, it doesn’t truly allow anybody to shine or show off their acting credentials. It’s almost like a charity pop single: everybody is given a line or two to sing, but nobody a full chorus”… Read More >

  • Guardians of the Galaxy Review

    “where Guardians of the Galaxy truly comes into its element, is within the quite spectacular balance between comedy and action”… Read More >

  • Hercules Review

    Hercules is undeniably good-natured, and sets out to do little but entertain. It isn’t unique or breathtaking in any way, but it’s an easy to indulge in blockbuster, which, sometimes, is all we can ask for. Read More >

  • How to Train Your Dragon 2 Review

    “How to Train Your Dragon 2 is about as close as Dreamworks have ever got to matching that of their rivals Pixar and Studio Ghibli”… Read More >

  • Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Review

    “There is a remarkable degree of emotion and pathos within the tale, which is quite a feat given the grandiose nature of the blockbuster”… Read More >

  • 22 Jump Street Review

    “Following on from the unexpectedly huge success of 21 Jump Street, comes the inevitable sequel, delving us back into the crazy, messed-up antics of Jonah Hill’s Schmidt and Channing Tatum’s Jenko once more”… Read More >

  • Edge of Tomorrow Review

    “Liman’s background in comedy certainly proves to be advantageous in this feature, as when Cage awakes day after day, there’s a brilliantly playful tone, which makes it immensely easy to become immersed in”… Read More >

  • X-Men: Days of Future Past Review

    “The X-Men franchise keeps coming back to life with Wolverine-esque powers of regeneration”… Read More >