There She Goes is a new comedy/drama which is based on a true story, which shines a light on the highs and lows of raising a daughter with a severe learning disability. I was drawn to this from the re-pairing of David Tennant (Bad Samaritan) and Jessica Hynes (W1A, Twenty Twelve) (Hey, Tennant & Hynes […]
Informer is a series where, upon seeing the title, I can never think of anything other than the 1992 rap by Snow of the same name, but now I’ve also reminded you of that, on with this new drama. As Emily (Jessica Raine) deals with her lost phone issues in a cafe, a gunman bursts […]
Troll 2 is set in a town called Nilbog (which is ‘goblin’ backwards), where the Waits family participate in an early Air BNB-style situation as they go to live in a house that’s clearly been inhabited by people affected by the trolls, and now they’re all about to fall victim to the same curse, but […]
Troll takes place in San Francisco, preying on the residents of an apartment block, which is actually the enchanted gateway to the ancient world of Troll… not that they know it yet. This is also the first time Harry Potter appeared onscreen… No, not Daniel Radcliffe, but the father and son (Noah Hathaway and Michael […]
Titans gives us a much darker and adult entry into the superhero world than we normally get, but this is a trend which is increasingly giving us more than we originally expected. Too much of what appears onscreen, these days, is always very 12-certificate-friendly (usually a PG-13 in the US), and I’m getting rather tired […]
The Best Of Enemies tells the true story as civil rights activist Ann Atwater (Taraji P Henson) faces off against CP Ellis (Sam Rockwell), Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan, in 1971 Durham, North Carolina over the issue of school integration.
With brooding racial tensions and a great cast, this does look like a film to look forward to.
Ben Is Back! – again! Yes, there’s a full trailer online now, and it looks like after he comes back… he’s gone again! And then mum Julia Roberts wants him back. Will it ever end? Well, yes, after 103 minutes, it seems.
There’s still no UK date for anyone looking forward to this.
Check out the new trailer below:
Pet Sematary 2019 shows that if Jason Clarke didn’t realise what a dumb idea it was to star in a reboot, with Terminator Genisys, but now he’s making us all suffer again with a pointless remake of the 1989 movie based on the Stephen King novel.
Louis Creed (Clarke), his wife Rachel (Amy Seimetz) and their two children, Gage and Ellie, move to a rural home where they are welcomed and enlightened about the eerie ‘Pet Sematary’ located near their home.
There She Goes is a new comedy/drama which is based on a true story, which shines a light on the highs and lows of raising a daughter with a severe learning disability.
I was drawn to this from the re-pairing of David Tennant (Bad Samaritan) and Jessica Hynes (W1A, Twenty Twelve) (Hey, Tennant & Hynes sounds like a detective duo!) worked so well together in Doctor Who, both in 2007 and again in 2010, so it’s great to see them back together for this.
Overlord is the new bizarre horror movie from producer JJ Abrams, and it has a final trailer out now.
The film has slipped back to a release date of November 7th in the UK.
Check out the trailer below:
Informer is a series where, upon seeing the title, I can never think of anything other than the 1992 rap by Snow of the same name, but now I’ve also reminded you of that, on with this new drama.
As Emily (Jessica Raine) deals with her lost phone issues in a cafe, a gunman bursts in and causes a ruckus. Cop Gabe Waters (Paddy Considine – Journeyman) is in court discussing it, and also referring to his informer… who we have not yet met. At that point, time goes back a year where the titular individual, Raza (Nabhaan Rizwan), is introduced.
The Mule sees director Clint Eastwood giving himself the starring role as a 90-year-old horticulturist and WWII veteran, who is caught transporting $3 million worth of cocaine through Michigan for a Mexican drug cartel.
Even based on this trailer, it looks superb and I can’t wait for it.
The Upside tells a comedic look at the relationship between a wealthy paraplegic – Phillip (Bryan Cranston) – and an unemployed man with a criminal record who’s hired to help him, Dell (Kevin Hart).
However, while this is going for a drama style, and since it’s got Kevin Hart, the sheer inclusion of Hart makes me want to run a mile. It also looks like sickly sweet trash. It’s also a remake of the 2011 French film, Untouchable.
Vice tells the story of Dick Cheney, the most powerful Vice President in history, and how his policies changed the world as we know it.
The film comes from writer/director Adam McKay (The Big Short), and stars an unrecognisable Christian Bale in the lead role.
Troll 2 is set in a town called Nilbog (which is ‘goblin’ backwards), where the Waits family participate in an early Air BNB-style situation as they go to live in a house that’s clearly been inhabited by people affected by the trolls, and now they’re all about to fall victim to the same curse, but can son Joshua (Michael Stephenson – above) stop them before it’s too late?
After all, he’s endlessly being guided by his dead grandfather, Seth (Robert Ormsby), so why wouldn’t you think his protests are valid(?)
