Peter Rabbit is out now on all home formats, as well as the digital one you can carry about with it, and if there’s one thing I’ve struggled to understand for quite some time, it’s the appeal of James Corden. I’ve gone into the whys and wherefores of that many times before, so I won’t […]
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RoboCop is one of the most iconic action films of all-time, showing off the capitalist greed of the 1980s whilst containing some of the most violent scenes committed to film at the time, not least when ED-209 goes a little ka-ka and obliterates one of OCP’s employees during a test run. It certainly earned it’s […]
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Edge of Tomorrow is a film which seems to have been timed for release to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings because that’s essentially what’s on show here, although the Germans have been replaced by aliens. After discussing the impending assault with General Brigham (Brendan Gleeson), Major William Cage (Tom Cruise) inadvertently […]
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Following on from the Robocop trailer released last September, a new clip has been released by Studiocanal featuring the ‘Field Test’ in the film. It’s 2028 and we’re back in Detroit where, this time, it’s Joel Kinnaman in the leading role. Who? Apparently I would know who he is if I’d watched the US version […]
The RoboCop remake trailer is here. It’s 2028 and we’re back in Detroit where, this time, it’s Joel Kinnaman in the leading role. Who? Apparently I would know who he is if I’d watched the US version of The Killing. But I didn’t. And I haven’t got round to watching the original, either. Anyway, he’s […]
