Slaughterhouse Rulez takes place at an illustrious British boarding school, which becomes a bloody battleground when a mysterious sinkhole appears at a nearby fracking site, unleashing unspeakable horror. It looks okay, but while I find Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are great together in anything when they team up with Edgar Wright (eg. Spaced, Shaun […]
Terminal is a film I never *got* from the trailer, but it looked great and had a decent cast including Margot Robbie, so it was one I certainly wanted to give a whirl. Firstly, if you are going to watch this very twisty-turny-plotted movie, to avoid spoilers, DO NOT read the cast list on IMDB. […]
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Mission Impossible: Fallout has such a title because Fallout relates to nuclear weapons, and with three plutonium warheads out there – and in the hands of a gang called The Apostles – they could be set off anywhere at any time with devastating consequences and, so, must be stopped. That’s the mission that Ethan Hunt […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Alec Baldwin, Alix Bénézech, Angela Bassett, Bruce Geller, Christopher McQuarrie, Dana Goldberg, David Ellison, Don Granger, Fallout, Frederick Schmidt, Henry Cavill, Jake Myers, Kristoffer Joner, Liang Yang, Lorne Balfe, Michelle Monaghan, Mission Impossible, Raphaël Benoliel, Rebecca Ferguson, Sean Harris, Simon Pegg, Tom Cruise, Vanessa Kirby, Ving Rhames, Wes Bentley, Wolf Blitzer, jj abrams No Comments »Mission: Impossible – Fallout is coming to cinemas this summer and while most series would be looking crazy-tired by their sixth outing, the fifth movie, Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation was the best one since the first one, for me. However, the downside with this is that it looks like there’s too many characters in this […]
Terminal is set in the dark heart of a sprawling, anonymous city, and follows the twisting tales of two assassins carrying out a sinister mission: a teacher battling a fatal illness, an enigmatic janitor and a curious waitress leading a dangerous double life. Murderous consequences unravel in the dead of night as their lives all […]
Ready Player One is set in Columbus, Ohio, in the year 2045, where Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) lives in the Stacks (high-rise caravan slums, basically) and he dreams of a life out of there, like everyone else. Everyone is way over-addicted to Virtual Reality and has the requisite headset, which work even better when you […]
Posted in Cinema films, Movies, Reviews Tags: Alan Silvestri, Ben Mendelsohn, Clare Higgins, Dan Farah, Donald De Line, Emily Beacock, Ernest Cline, Gem Refoufi, Hannah John-Kamen, Jane Leaney, Kristie Macosko Krieger, Laurence Spellman, Lena Waithe, Mark Rylance, Mark Stanley, Olivia Cooke, Perdita Weeks, Philip Zhao, Ralph Ineson, Ready Player One, Rosanna Beacock, Simon Pegg, Steven Spielberg, Susan Lynch, TJ Miller, Tye Sheridan, Win Morisaki, Zak Penn No Comments »Ready Player One takes place in 2045, as James Halliday (Mark Rylance), the creator of wildly popular virtual reality utopia called OASIS lies on his death bed. Thus begins a hunt for his fortune and ownership of the whole VRMMO world with puzzles and riddles based on Halliday’s obsession with pop culture of decades past. […]
Ready Player One takes place in 2045, as James Halliday (Mark Rylance), the creator of wildly popular virtual reality utopia called OASIS lies on his death bed. Thus begins a hunt for his fortune and ownership of the whole VRMMO world with puzzles and riddles based on Halliday’s obsession with pop culture of decades past. […]
Star Trek Beyond is now out for home viewing on more formats than you can shake a stick at (in 3D). The title is the worst out of the reboots so far as it has no bearing on anything whatsoever and has always felt like a working title, yet the content within makes for the […]
Posted in Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews Tags: Anita Brown, Anton Yelchin, Bryan Burk, Danny Pudi, Deep Roy, Doug Jung, Emy Aneke, Fraser Aitcheson, Gene Roddenberry, Greg Grunberg, Idris Elba, Joe Taslim, John Cho, John D Payne, Justin Lin, Karl Urban, Kim Kold, Lydia Wilson, Matthew MacCaull, Melissa Roxburgh, Michael Giacchino, Patrick McKay, Roberto Orci, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Simon Pegg, Sofia Boutella, Star Trek Beyond, Zoe Saldana, chris pine, jj abrams, star trek, zachary quinto No Comments » Star Trek Beyond is the worst title out of the reboots so far as it has no bearing on anything whatsoever and has always felt like a working title, yet is the best of those films. ‘Star Trek‘ was a bit bland, but was one way to do a reboot moniker – especially since that […]
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