Isle of Dogs is the colloquial term given to Trash Island, a place where all the Japanese non-recycled rubbish goes to, just outside of the country. Following a huge showdown between all the dogs and cats, resulting in almost a complete canine annihilation, a large number of the former have ‘dog flu’ and are exported […]
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Human Is is the sixth episode of Philip K Dick’s Electric Dreams, and takes place on Earth 2520AD, or Terra, as it’s known then. The planet’s not doing terribly well, but still, at least we know Earth will still be around in the year 2525, so that’s Zager and Evans’ question answered. Dom RobinsonReviewer of […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Bern Collaço, Bryan Cranston, Cat Power, Cristobal Tapia de Veer, Dan Winch, Dean Ashton, Dilyana Bouklieva, Essie Davis, Fode Simbo, Francesca Gregorini, Gintare Beinoraviciute, Human Is, Jamie Wilkes, Jessica D'Arcy, Jessica Mecklenburg, Juke Hardy, Khalid Abdalla, Liam Cunningham, Marc Danbury, Nathalie Armin, Philip K Dick, Ralph Abbas, Rene Costa, Ronan Vibert, Ruth Bradley, William Gaminara No Comments »The Disaster Artist takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Tommy Wiseau‘s 2003 movie, The Room, with the man portrayed by James Franco. To me? It looked terribly tedious, but then films from James Franco and Seth Rogen can either be a big hit or a big miss. The Disaster Artist looked like the […]
Last Flag Flying reunites three friends thirty years after they served together in Vietnam: former Navy Corpsman Larry “Doc” Shepherd (Steve Carell), and marines Sal Nealon (Bryan Cranston) and Reverend Richard Mueller (Laurence Fishburne), to bury Doc’s son, a young Marine killed in the Iraq War. In the hands of writer/director Richard Linklater, this should […]
Power Rangers or… Go! Go! Power Rangerrrrrrs! Yes, that’s the original theme and it pops up very briefly around 3/4 of the way through this overlong trawl into Rebootsville. In fact, there is something good about this – the first 20-30 minutes aren’t too bad, as it gets a bit ‘Breakfast Club‘ when Jason (Dacre […]
Posted in Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews Tags: Anjali Jay, Becky G, Bill Hader, Brian Casentini, Brian Tyler, Bryan Cranston, Burk Sharpless, Cody Kearsley, Dacre Montgomery, David Denman, Dean Israelite, Elizabeth Banks, Haim Saban, John Gatins, Kieran Mulroney, Ludi Lin, Marty Bowen, Matt Sazama, Matt Shively, Michele Mulroney, Morgan Taylor Campbell, Naomi Scott, Power Rangers, RJ Cyler, Robert Moloney, Sarah Grey, Shuki Levy, Wyck Godfrey No Comments »The Disaster Artist takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Tommy Wiseau‘s 2003 movie, The Room, with the man portrayed by James Franco. To me? It looked terribly tedious, but then films from James Franco and Seth Rogen can either be a big hit or a big miss. The Disaster Artist looks like the […]
Wakefield looks like a bizarre but intriguing and fascinating movie starring Breaking Bad‘s Bryan Cranston (right) as the titular Howard Wakefield, a man who has a nervous breakdown and wonders what it’d be like simply to ‘disappear’ off the face of the planet… leading to him effectively leaving his wife, Diana (Jennifer Garner), and living […]
Why Him? That’s the question being asked by Ned (Bryan Cranston), in a comedy that now sees its second trailer being released, and between the first and second ones, it does look like they’ve crammed the whole film into the trailer! He’s the father of Zoey Deutch, and as the trailer begins, stating how a […]
Power Rangers – like the Turtles, it’s another of those ’80s/’90s superheroes franchises which were of their time, then died a death. However, since the Turtles have been reborn in a couple of recent movies, with more to come, obviously someone thought the same could happen with the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers if they dropped […]
Why Him? That’s the question being asked by Ned (Bryan Cranston), in a comedy that hasn’t even got all the characters’ names up on IMDB, yet. He’s the father of Zoey Deutch, and as the trailer begins, stating how a father will do anything for his daughter as she grows up, although he’s overprotective, and […]
