Reviewed by Patrick.
Watching The Dictator, and re-watching Borat and Bruno, makes it pretty clear that Sacha Baron Cohen’s characters are best fitted to documentary style film and television (let’s not forget the Ali G Show).
‘The Hunger Games’ should have been more. Read more…
I just don’t understand the negativity towards ‘Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance.’ I don’t understand it at all. Then again; I don’t understand the vitriol people spray at directors Nevaldine/Taylor – whose (prior to Ghost Rider) films ‘Crank,’ ‘Crank 2: High Voltage’ and ‘Gamer’ were pissed on in a similar fashion. Before I get on to the body of this review, I’d like to say that I am impressed by the filmmakers and I won’t be crapping on about the duo…well I won’t too much. Read more…
BOXING DAY WRITE – UP:
People of Australia; It’s that time of the year again! Boxing Day Weekend!
Where everything is closed and the weather is so damn hot for us cinema/geek people. Read more…
‘Twilight: Breaking Dawn: Part One’ isn’t so much a cinematic disaster – as the previous ones are – as it is a competently made, flaccid and truly mean-spirited mess. Much like its main character Edward Cullen; this film has the capacity to inflict such hurt on people; that the effects may not be known for a long time. Read more…
‘In Time’ is not the movie that the trailers make it out to be. And by that I mean it’s not a bad movie at all. I would straight up recommend this movie. Read more…
Every so often a giant-robots-fighting-each-other movie comes along that is actually good. ‘Night At The Museum’ director Shawn Levy’s new film ‘Real Steel’ didn’t look like it would destroy the incredible run of piece-of-shit-giant-robot movies. Well it does. Read more…
Sometimes these media screenings are funny: Hey let’s go see ‘Fright Night’ an adult rated gory horror movie at 8am in the morning on a weekday? It’s kind of hard to get into that required mood when it’s real early and you’re on a bus before the sun has even risen. But you know; it became evident pretty quickly that ‘Fright Night’ wasn’t exactly a horror movie – it has horror elements sure, but at its heart it’s a dark comedy. A very funny, gory entertaining 90’s esque film – and I loved it! Read more…
Remember that movie ‘Face Off’ directed by John Woo? The one with Nicolas Cage and John Travolta? Of course you do. ‘The Change Up’ starring Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds works because of the exact same reasons as that movie did. The only thing this new movie is missing is some slow motion Doves.
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