Justice League finds Gotham still in mourning from… (and I hope you’ve seen Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice before reading this!) the death of Superman, and there’s a brief bit of mobile phone footage from February 12th 2015, when he’s asked a number of questions by a member of the public including, “What’s the […]
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Wonder Woman, in her Gal Gadot incarnation, first came to our cinema screens in Spring 2016 as the ‘guest star’ of the mediocre Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. In DC Comics, it was followed by Suicide Squad last August – a film I enjoyed, but it didn’t go down too well with a lot […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Allan Heinberg, Ann J Wolfe, Ann Ogbomo, Charles Roven, Connie Nielsen, Danny Huston, David Thewlis, Deborah Snyder, Elena Anaya, Emily Carey, Eugene Brave Rock, Ewen Bremner, Gal Gadot, James Cosmo, Jason Fuchs, Lilly Aspell, Lisa Loven Kongsli, Lucy Davis, Patty Jenkins, Richard Suckle, Robin Wright, Rupert Gregson-Williams, Said Taghmaoui, Wonder Woman, chris pine, zack snyder No Comments »Suicide Squad is a film I hugely enjoyed at the cinema, far more than Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, but while I didn’t have any desire to sit for much longer in the cinema than the 123-minute running time, I felt like there was scope for an extended version, especially given that the trailer […]
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Suicide Squad gets right what Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice got so wrong. Warner Bros thought the way to go was to be all mean and moody and growly for the three weeks it took to sit through that very average film (well, it wasn’t quite that bad but it could’ve been a whole […]
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Warcraft: The Beginning was that unsure of itself that it didn’t even have “The Beginning” tacked onto the onscreen title. I was also unsure… of what was going on. Never have I spent an entire 2hrs+ of a movie without the slightest idea of what’s going on (well, other than Fellini’s Satyricon). Perhaps that’s why […]
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Man of Steel is a film I went into, not expecting great things based on the reviews I’d read and heard. Sometimes, it’s good to lower your expectations because when a film turned out to be a belter, such as with Brit flick Welcome To The Punch, it’s all the more enjoyable. Unfortunately, Man of […]
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The Dark Knight Rises: Without a hint of opening credits, Gary Oldman appears onscreen at a press conference, where the world is mourning the death of Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart). Yes, it’d been ages since I saw The Dark Knight, and I wasn’t at all impressed with it, but I was reminded in a brief […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Aidan Gillen, Alon Moni Aboutboul, Anne Hathaway, Ben Mendelsohn, Burn Gorman, Charles Roven, Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, David S. Goyer, Emma Thomas, Gary Oldman, Jonathan Nolan, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Juno Temple, Marion Cotillard, Matthew Modine, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, The Dark Knight Rises, Tom Conti, Tom Hardy, Uri Gavriel, hans zimmer, liam neeson No Comments »Twelve Monkeys stars Bruce Willis as Cole, a man living in the year 2035 as a member of the 1% of the population left on Earth, thanks to a mystery virus which swept the planet back in 1997 killing five billion people, leaving the survivors no choice but to abandon the surface leaving the animals […]
Three Kings actually features four leading men, but given the biblical reference between that and the gold involved in the film, it’s one little oversight I’m going to have to overlook. Life in the United States Army obviously isn’t enough for the men on show here in March 1991 when the Gulf War has ended. […]
Posted in DVD, Movies, Reviews Tags: Carter Burwell, Charles Roven, Cliff Curtis, David O Russell, Edward L McDonnell, George Clooney, Holt McCallany, Ice Cube, Jamie Kennedy, Judy Greer, Mykelti Williamson, Nora Dunn, Paul Junger Witt, Said Taghmaoui, Spike Jonze, Three Kings, mark wahlberg No Comments »Twelve Monkeys stars Bruce Willis as Cole, a man living in the year 2035 as a member of the 1% of the population left on Earth, thanks to a mystery virus which swept the planet back in 1997 killing five billion people, leaving the survivors no choice but to abandon the surface leaving the animals […]
