Watch it, Touch It, Play With it
I totally missed that this thing was happening… How the hell did I miss that! As you might know from my recent review I wasn’t a huge fan of the Snyder cut when it comes to the Justice League, but I think that was more of a Justice League thing rather than a Snyder thing… […]
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It has been well documented over the years that the animators for Disney love a good Easter egg – that is something within a movie which gives a nod or reference to something else (usually in this case another Disney movie or staff). In the past some of these have been controversial and caused a […]
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I have to say that I’m more of a Marvel guy myself and even then I’m by no means fanatical about it. I just always felt that Marvel are good at making their movies cleaner, brighter, funnier and just generally more watchable than DC. I do understand that DC is a much darker brand (although […]
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If you know anything about Rob Zombie, besides the fact that he’s an incredible film maker (with that one little hiccup when he made Lords of Salem), it’s that he’s a life long Munsters fan. So this news really doesn’t come as a big surprise. It seems, according to a report by Murphy’s Multiverse that […]
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Just in time for the half term here in the UK (not that the kids have been at school to be able to enjoy a break from), Sky cinema have released their own animated movie and for now at least it’s a Sky exclusive. The easiest way to describe it in a nut shell is […]
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At the start of the film Sarah tells Toby a story, and it’s a story which seems to become far more familiar as the movie continues. It’s not necessarily a direct echo of her own existence but you can certainly see the parallels between this short story and the rest of the movie as it […]
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There is a speech which Sarah gives at the start of the film and it is the same one which she must recite again at the end of the film in order to defeat Jareth and be free of the labyrinth, however there is a difference between the two speeches, as she leaves out the […]
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This was a bit of an annoying one as I haven’t been able to get back to it yet. I wrote a reaction post to the teaser trailers a few days ago and on the same day as I wrote those the full trailer was actually released so my post was a bit behind the […]
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I want to start by just giving the absolute initial thought that popped in to my head when I saw the first teaser for the first time! “Holy crap” That was it… nothing more, nothing less – we start by seeing Kong first, and I have to say, he looks absolutely incredible! I think that […]
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Wow… where to begin with this one – and sadly I don’t mean that in the good way! I’m usually quite a big fan of Vin Diesel movies, but this one was pretty close to absolute garbage. I actually thought that I would struggle to write a non-spoiler review but to be fair they do […]
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On 1st and 2nd December Prop Store are set to host a huge movie and television memorabilia live auction containing over 900 pieces and worth an estimated £4.4 million ($5.6 million) or more. This auction, which is one of the largest of its kind will start at 2:00 pm GMT on each day, being live […]
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Just in case you have some how still never seen these films – spoiler alert! This monologue comes when the bride finally catches up to Bill and he has a very interesting way of describing to her, who she really is and what it was she was trying to achieve. Using super heroes and showing […]
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This came up on Sky Cinema just a few days ago and we were looking for a short film to watch before bed, so we actually didn’t have particularly high hopes. I do quite like Dave Bautista… I don’t think he’s necessarily the best actor in the world but he is damn funny and is […]
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The premiere of the Danny Trejo biopic Inmate #1: The Rise of Danny Trejo is going ahead on 7th July at 17:00 PT with a load of live fun and surprises happening from that time on the @IGNdtocom Instagram and Facebook pages. You can pre order the movie now to watch along with Danny, finishing […]
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According to Vanity, Joseph Kosiniski is in talks with Universal and Frank Marshall who is producing the venture. Although if they change the story completely is it really a Twister reboot, or just a nee disaster movie? Nothing has been confirmed about the movie yet as they’re still looking for a writer. Personally I think […]
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This movie, directed by the one and only Robert Rodriguez is based on the film Battle Angel (which in turn was an animated adaptation of the Gunnm manga series), and there’s always a worry that the films won’t deliver in these circumstances. Manga has a very specific style to not only the way it looks […]
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Who doesn’t like a good creature feature film? Whether it’s a straight up monster or something far more seated in reality like a good shark flick or like in this case a crocodilian based feature! This movie was directed by the director of the Hills have Eyes and Piranha 3d (so he knows what to […]
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If you haven’t heard yet, Secret Cinema are trying to keep everyone busy and sane at the moment by running pseudo secret cinema events which you can run for yourself and by yourself in your very own home. Transforming your own living room in to a part of the movie watching experience. I love the […]
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Last week Secret cinema ran their first stay at home event in the form of a Secret Sofa event fro the Grand Budapest Hotel, which looks like it had an awesome response on their social media, as you can see below. It involved people in their own homes getting dressed up, dancing, eating suggested foods […]
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I was really looking forward to seeing this film, because the first reboot was absolutely brilliant. They took the story and really made it relevant to a modern audience, with a fresh and young cast alongside Jack black and the absolutely amazing duo of Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson. The cast in this film was […]
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The speech which V gives in V for Vendetta to the people of Britain over the emergency broadcast system by hijacking the television signal is a call to arm for revolution in a society which he sees as being broken. It is centered around the 5th November which is steeped in revolutionary history in England, […]
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The original Doom movie with Karl Urban and Dwayne Johnson came out in 2005 and even to this day I absolutely love it, so when I saw that there was a sequel (which actually turned out to just be a re-boot) I was both excited and also a bit worried. Honestly, for the first 15 […]
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Black Widowis due to hit cinemas on 1st May of this year and there’s a lot of buzz around it as the latest in a line of superhero movies centred around a female lead. I had been on the fence a little after the first trailer as Black Widow, I think is far from the […]
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You may remember me reporting on a movie which was accompanied by an IndieGoGo campaign which went viral and reached its target in just a couple of days, and then went on to surpass all expectations – which will hopefully lead to an amazing indie slasher movie. You can read the original news piece here. […]
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Possibly the most intense scene and for me one of the most hair raising monologues in cinema history (purely due to the way it is perfectly executed by Samuel L. Jackson) is when Vincent and Jules are in the apartment at the start of the film, and Jules recites what is essentially his last rights […]
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