Category: Reviews

  • 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 >

  • 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 >

  • Insurgent – Review

    “a tedious formula transpires whereby our protagonists are staring death in the face, only for somebody, or something to miraculously save the day. Honestly, they get out of more sticky situations than James Bond.” Read More >

  • Jupiter Ascending – Review

    “Kunis’s Jupiter is not nearly nuanced or interesting enough as a protagonist, while Tatum is left to deal with a bland, uncharismatic character that doesn’t leave any room for his comic potential.” Read More >

  • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 review

    “there is an overwhelming sense as you reach this film’s finale, that the final Suzanne Collins novel does not need to be split into two separate films”… Read More >

  • Interstellar review

    “There are few dates on the cinematic calendar that stir up the public’s interest quite like a new Christopher Nolan flick. Having been occupied in Gotham City for the past few years, sandwiched in-between his superhero ventures Nolan released provocative, challenging thrillers, The Prestige and Inception. He’s now back with an equally convoluted and cerebral… 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 >

  • Earth to Echo Review

    “where this film comes into its element is surprisingly not in the adventurous, action-packed sequences, but the intimate portrayal of friendship at that age”… 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 >

  • 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 >