2013
The World’s End Review
As a lover of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, I had huge expectations for the last film in the Cornetto Trilogy. Could they do it again? Or would this be one fence jump […]
2013
2013
Comic Review – TMNT #24
“CITY FALL Part 3: With the hunt on for Leonardo, the remaining Turtles take whatever help they can get… but can they trust a truce with Old Hob?! A startling climax will change the Turtles […]
2013
Pacific Rim Review
Big robots! Big monsters! […]
2013
Despicable Me 2 Review
Much like one of Gru’s many minions, Despicable Me 2 has lots of good ideas but is easily distracted. The extremely thin plot raises plenty of chuckles, but it’s ideas don’t really go anywhere. My […]
2013
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs Review
Back in 2009 when Cloudy came out, I dismissed it as another sub-Pixar offering. So I’m happy to report now that I was an idiot and have been missing out on an absolute treat of […]
2013
TMNT #23 Review
“Desperate times call for desperate measures as unexpected alliances take shape. Will the Turtles be able to find the Foot Clan’s HQ in time to stop the next phase of Shredder’s heinous plan? Plus, the […]
2013
Man of Steel Review
I remember leaving the cinema after Superman Returns in 2006 with a sense of disappointment. With a slightly creepy Superman and a plodding story, it did nothing to prove there was a place for him in modern […]
2013
TMNT Villains Micro-Series: Old Hob Review
So far the ‘Villains’ series hasn’t added a whole lot. Whilst both the Krang and Baxter issues were perfectly fine on their own, all they’ve done overall is give us a bit of background. Nothing […]
2013
Comic Review – TMNT Villains Micro-Series: Baxter
“Baxter Stockman is busy working for Krang on the Technodrome… or so it appears. Little does Krang know that Baxter has secretly been working on his own project that is both mutant AND machine! But […]
2013
Rise of the Guardians Review
Rise of the Guardians actually made a loss for Dreamworks. Surprising. It might not compete with the best that Disney and Pixar can offer, but it’s an an entertaining 90 minutes. Following Jack Frost as […]