2014

Snowpiercer Review

Stuck at the end of a train forever circling the globe after an environmental catastrophe, the lower class revolts. It’s a mental idea and possibly the only film in the ‘post-apocalyptic train’ niche, but arresting […]

2014

The Monuments Men Review

An impressive cast tells this true story of a small team on a mission to recover works of art near the end of WW2. The story is both humorous and dramatic, detailing the team’s great […]

2014

Lucy Review

Scarlett Johansson has been very busy indeed, this being the fourth I’ve seen starring her this year. She’s fearless in her choices; which leads to some amazing films (Her), but also leads to films with […]

2014

Turtles in Time #3 Review

Issue three of Turtles in Time jives so well with my current feelings on the turtles that it is “so far up my street it’s coming down the other side”. I might not do it […]

2014

The Expendables 3 Review

To whoever cut the trailer for The Expendables 3…kudos. It left me excited to see more of our ageing action heroes despite my opinion of the first two films (here’s my review for EX2). Having […]

2014

TMNT #37 Review

I had completely forgotten that Mateus Santolouco would not be working on the art for this month’s issue of TMNT. So my heart sank a little when I noticed his name missing on the first […]

2014

Batman: Assault on Arkham Review

Set in the ‘Arkham’ universe, Assault on Arkham may have Batman emblazoned all over, but he comes and goes. Constantly mentioned but seen in spurts. Really this is a Suicide Squad film. With a darkly comedic […]

2014

Hercules Review

A Brett Ratner film is not something that fills me with confidence. Anyone who watched X-Men: The Last Stand can attest. I wasn’t expecting much as the lights dimmed. After completing the legendary 12 labours […]