Month: July 2015

I get why Red Dawn was remade. With its premise and clearly patriotic tones it’s well suited to play on audiences current fears. There are some good action scenes, with the guerrilla tactics used by […]

Going in I had no idea how much of this tale was true. But with Jeremy Renner in fine form I quickly realised that I didn’t care. Kill the Messenger is a powerful story that […]

Perhaps my biggest take away from HOME is that Rhianna wasn’t annoying, as I didn’t know she was in it until the credits. If you’re thinking ‘that doesn’t mean much, but she was bloody awful in Battleship’, then you’d be spot on! Jim Parsons […]

How did it get this far? We live in a world where Dredd can’t get a sequel but Sharknado is on its third outing. Sometimes I question the Human Race. But then I realise I’m […]

The tension is high and the tone depressing as a Father and Daughter struggle to hold onto their last days together. Maggie strips away not only most of the things we associate with a zombie […]

There was a good idea in here. The effect of grief and how one would respond were they given a second chance with their loved ones could have been potent. It’s an interesting concept that […]

They’re plastered all over my Facebook wall with nonsense quotes, but the minions are cute and amusing. With that in mind, their movie is exactly as you’d expect. It starts off briskly as Kevin, Stuart […]