Tag: US
-
Review: Avengers – Age of Ultron
The sequel to be most successful comic book film ever takes everything up several notches, and can barely keep it all inside. [stextbox id=”grey” caption=”Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)” float=”true” align=”right” width=”200″] Director: Joss Whedon Writers: Joss Whedon Runtime: 142 minutes Starring: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Don Cheadle, James…
Written by
-
Review: Kingsman – The Secret Service
Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons’ comic shoots stylishly out of the gates, and it is guaranteed that minds will be blown. [stextbox id=”grey” caption=”Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)” float=”true” align=”right” width=”200″] Director: Matthew Vaughn Writers: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn Runtime: 129 minutes Starring: Colin Firth, Samuel L. Jackson, Mark Strong, Taron Egerton, Michael Caine Distributor: 20th Century Fox Country: US/UK…
Written by
-
Review: Sin City – A Dame to Kill For
REVIEW: A faithful yet uninspiring retread of Frank Miller’s classic series.
Written by
-
Rapid Review: Transformers – Age of Extinction
REVIEW: A new hero emerges in a familiar tale of the Autobots waging their battle to destroy the evil forces of the Decepticons.
Written by
-
Rapid Review: Bad Neighbours
REVIEW: A disarmingly funny new film from Nicholas Stoller combining the two most unlikely leads for cross-demographic fun.
Written by
-
Review: Transcendence
REVIEW: Johnny Depp is unleashed onto the web, and this time he’s more than just a ‘Finding Neverland’ meme.
Written by
-
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
REVIEW: The first sequel to the Spidey reboot tries to weave a wicked web, but rapidly gets tangled up in its own convolutions.
Written by
-
Review: Muppets Most Wanted
REVIEW: The Muppets are together again…again! If that alone doesn’t float your boat, then check your pulse and test your funny bone for its ticklishness.
Written by
-
Review: 300 – Rise of an Empire
REVIEW: The mostly unlikely sequel acts as a companion piece to 300, bringing with it more of Miller’s trademark broads, blood and blades by swapping Spartans for Athenians.
Written by
