Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has officially been rated an 18-certificate by the BBFC, so that’s no surprise for a Quentin Tarantino movie, but it does make me wonder: Is he the only director to have an 18-certificate for every single one of films? The film has a running time of 161 minutes (so, […]
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Speed Kills joins Backtrace in a January UK premiere which stars Matthew Modine in a film which has received stinking ratings on IMDB, but then so did Allure and Dark Crimes, and both of those films were great! So how does this one fare? In the opening scene, I thought John Travolta – as speedboat […]
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Destiny 2 comes 3 years since Destiny launched on the previous generation of consoles, and what is now current gen. Since then, there have been a few expansions and raids added, giving a better overall experience and adding to the created universe. This sequel picks up a year after the events of the prior game. […]
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USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage looks at the period in World War II from March 31st, 1945 when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour, leading to the titular ship exporting its devastating payload to Hiroshima, but it’s a so top secret a mission that they’re not getting any cover – since if they had a fleet […]
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Destiny Destiny Destiny… I’ve experienced a love hate affair with you. When Destiny arrived last year I marvelled at a world populated with players. The first time a player with a far higher level ploughed through an enemy that had me pinned behind a rock, blew my mind. To me, it was like the Hulk […]
Posted in Reviews, Xbox One Tags: Allyson Kulavis, April Stewart, Bill Nighy, Brandon O'Neill, Bungie, Claudia Black, Courtenay Taylor, Cree Summer, Crispin Freeman, David Harewood, David Lodge, David Mongan, Dee Bradley Baker, Destiny, Dominic Keating, Erick Avari, Fred Tatasciore, Gideon Emery, Gina Torres, Grey Griffin, James Remar, Jen Taylor, John DiMaggio, Joshua Rubin, Keith Ferguson, Ken Boynton, Kirsten Potter, Lance Reddick, Lauren Cohan, Lennie James, Luke Smith, Matthew Mercer, Michael Hogan, Morla Gorrondona, Nathan Fillion, Nika Futterman, Nolan North, Peter Dinklage, Peter Jessop, Peter Stormare, R Hamilton Wright, Richard Sloniker, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Susan Eisenberg, The Taken King No Comments »The Taken King is the third expansion pack for Destiny, and will be released almost exactly one year after the original game, on September 15th. After killing Crota, the main villain of The Dark Below, players will face off against Crota’s father Oryx in this new expansion. The Taken King will also introduce new character […]
Horns stars Harry Potter‘s Daniel Radcliffe as Ig Perrish, a young man in his mid-20s with a big problem – someone has murdered his childhood sweetheart, Merrin Williams (Juno Temple, who is about as close to female perfection as it gets). Ig’s other problem is that, despite fact that someone killed Merrin other than him, […]
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Destiny comes to us from Bungie, the development team that have brought us such titles as Marathon – and its sequel which were early first-person shooters, Myth, which is a fantasy-based combat strategy game that removed the resource gathering for tactical head on skirmishes, as well as Oni which was released on PC/Mac and PS2 […]
Horns stars Daniel Radcliffe as Ig, a young man who, in the aftermath of his girlfriend’s mysterious death, awakens to strange horns sprouting from his temples. It’s a bizarre concept and seems to work, and it stars Juno Temple (for the temple link?), Heather Graham, Max Minghella, James Remar, David Morse and Kathleen Quinlan, and […]
Horns stars Daniel Radcliffe as Ig, a young man who, in the aftermath of his girlfriend’s mysterious death, awakens to strange horns sprouting from his temples. It’s a bizarre concept and seems to work, and it stars Juno Temple (for the temple link?), Heather Graham, Max Minghella, James Remar, David Morse and Kathleen Quinlan, and […]
