Category: Reviews

  • Criminal – Review

    You can hire the best actors in the world – something this film isn’t too far off doing (even Tommy Lee Jones stars) – and yet with a horribly cliched, complex screenplay, following an incoherent, convoluted narrative, it counts for absolutely nothing. Read More >

  • 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 >

  • Point Break – Review

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

  • Sicario – Review

    “Sicario is engrossing cinema that will have you on the edge of your seat throughout, with some unbearably, and exhilaratingly suspenseful sequences”… Read More >

  • The Transporter Refueled – Review

    “Though Skrein impresses, unfortunately he’s been dealt a distinctively unlikeable character that becomes a struggle to root for and invest in.” Read More >

  • Hitman: Agent 47 – Review

    It just offers so little that we haven’t seen before, as a real by the numbers thriller that abides frustratingly by the tropes of the genre at hand. Read More >

  • Good People – Review

    “Genz’s first feature in the English language is undoubtedly an accomplished one, but as we progress towards the finale, it becomes all too generic.” Read More >

  • Kidnapping Freddy Heineken – Review

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

  • Fast & Furious 7 – Review

    “a strikingly intimate and profound offering from a franchise otherwise concerned with fast cars, explosions and women wearing barely any clothes”… Read More >

  • Wild Card – Review

    “Jason Statham is Jason Statham with a Jason Statham accent in this Jason Statham thriller”… Read More >