Bird Box places us in a world which is going to hell in a handcart for absoltutely seemingly no reason whatsoever, and it has led to everyone being in crisis mode, similar to A Quiet Place (although the novel for Bird Box came first)… but which is a film that’s more engaging. As such, you […]
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No Comments »Oceans 8 brings us back to a franchise I never watched in the first place, as Debbie Ocean (Sandra Bullock) gathers a crew to attempt an impossible heist at New York City’s yearly Met Gala. She is Danny Ocean’s estranged sister, and her first stop is to assemble the perfect crew: Lou, Rose, Daphne Kluger, […]
Posted in Movie, TV & game trailers, News Tags: Adriana Lima, Anne Hathaway, Cate Blanchett, Dakota Fanning, Gary Ross, Hailey Baldwin, Helena Bonham Carter, James Corden, Katie Holmes, Matt Damon, Mindy Kaling, Oceans 8, Olivia Milch, Olivia Munn, Richard Armitage, Rihanna, Samantha Cocozza, Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson 1 Comment »Our Brand Is Crisis turns a documentary with the same name into a comedic-toned movie focusing on the use of American political campaign strategies in South America, with Sandra Bullock in the lead as ‘Calamity’ Jane Bodine. A great supporting cast also includes Billy Bob Thornton (Fargo Season 1), Anthony Mackie (Avengers: Age Of Ultron, […]
Minions is the spin-off to the two popular Despicable Me films and, now, a third trailer has been released. Minions are yellow henchmen, who have existed since the beginning of beginning, evolving from a yellow single-cell organisms into beings who have only one purpose: to serve the most ambitious villains. After their masters were destroyed, […]
Furious Minions is a mash-up of the new Minions prequel as well as the new The Fast & The Furious movie, Furious 7. Minions are yellow henchmen, who have existed since the beginning of beginning, evolving from a yellow single-cell organisms into beings who have only one purpose: to serve the most ambitious villains. After […]
Posted in Movie, TV & game trailers Tags: Despicable Me, Djimon Hounsou, Dwayne Johnson, Fast and Furious 7, Furious 7, Furious Minions, Hiroyuki Sanada, Iggy Azalea, Jason Statham, Jennifer Saunders, Jon Hamm, Jordana Brewster, Katy Mixon, Kurt Russell, Lucas Black, Michelle Rodriguez, Minions, Nathalie Emmanuel, Paul Walker, Ronda Rousey, Sandra Bullock, Steve Carell, Steve Coogan, Tony Jaa, Tyrese Gibson, Vin Diesel No Comments »Minions is the spin-off to the two popular Despicable Me films and, today, a second trailer has been released. Minions are yellow henchmen, who have existed since the beginning of beginning, evolving from a yellow single-cell organisms into beings who have only one purpose: to serve the most ambitious villains. After their masters were destroyed, […]
Minions is the spin-off to the two popular Despicable Me films. They’re yellow henchmen, who have existed since the beginning of beginning, evolving from a yellow single-cell organisms into beings who have only one purpose: to serve the most ambitious villains. After their masters were destroyed, they decide to isolate themselves from the world and […]
Gravity is only the second-ever film I’ve gone to see twice at the cinema on its initial run. The other one was… erm… Die Hard 2, but hey, back in 1990 you weren’t ever going to get a full widescreen video for some time, so the only way to experience all the action was on […]
YES, THEY’RE HERE, THE ANNUAL DVDfever AWARDS… AND THE AWARD GOES TO… (DRAMATIC PAUSE WHILE VIRTUAL ENVELOPE IS OPENED)… The London Film Festival 2013: It’s that time again. When DVDfever looks through its notes, tots up its own Fantasy Film League calculations, and reveals which movies you should really see. When someone says “If you […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: 11.6, 12 Years a Slave, ALEXANDER PAYNE, ANTHONY CHEN, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Armstrong Lie, At Berkeley, BIYI BANDELE, Blue is the Warmest Colour, Bruce Dern, Child's Pose, Chiwetel Ejiofor, ELINA PSYKOU, ESPEN SANDBERG, Enough Said, Film, GUILLAUME GALLIENNE, Gattlin Griffith, Gloria, Gone Too Far, Gravity, Great Passage, Half Of A Yellow Sun, How We Used To Live, Ida, Ilo Ilo, JOACHIM RONNING, JUNG YOUNGHEON, June Squibb, KOH JIA LER, Kon-Tiki, LIV LEMOYNE, Labor Day, Labour Day, Locke, London Film Festival, Lunchbox, Léa Seydoux, MARIANA RONDON, MIRA BARKHAMMAR, MIRA GROSIN, Manhunt, Me Myself and Mum, Mistaken for Strangers, NAWAZUDDIN SIDDIQUI, Nebraska, Paul Giamatti, Pauline Garcia, Philomena, Police Officer's Wife, ROGER JEAN NSENGIYUMVA, Rob Brown, SAMUEL LANGE, SITTHIPHON DISAMOE, Salvo, Sandra Bullock, The London Film Festival 2013, Tom Hanks, Tom Hardy, UCHE NWADILI, VIVIAN QU, We Are The Best No Comments » There’s a lack of the titular component in Gravity because it’s set in space. That I knew. But what I didn’t know until I saw it was that it’s less a film and more an experience. Very few films that have 3D content actually use it in an engaging way, but this one has it […]
