By Ian Crow Slow motion running, tight red swimming suits, Pamela Anderson and David Hasselhoff. 90’s America became obsessed with the hit TV show based around a lifeguard group in LA. Soon that obsession spread worldwide and it became one of the most iconic TV shows around. Very much in its time, Baywatch is a… Continue reading Baywatch (2017) Review
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 Review
By Ian Crow 2014 was the year that was going to define the future of Marvel studios. Their first new story of characters to be introduced to the big screen was going to be tricky. Moving away from the conventional and typical Marvel superheroes like Iron Man and Captain America, this was Marvel first big… Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 Review
The Fate of the Furious Review
By Ian Crow The family are back for the eighth instalment in the Fast and Furious series. Saying that there are eight Fast and Furious movies is an incredible thing to say…right? I don’t know if that’s a good thing or not, but anyway. The new film follows directly from the ending of the previous… Continue reading The Fate of the Furious Review
Ghost In The Shell (2017) Review
By Ian Crow Taking on one of the most adored anime movies and recreating it for the big screen is a huge task. Ghost in the Shell is known to be a favourite among many people including James Cameron. Known at the time for its visually pleasing look, Ghost in the Shell is a great… Continue reading Ghost In The Shell (2017) Review
John Wick Chapter Two Review
By Ian Crow Following on from the success and cult following of the first film, Keanu Reeves is back as badass assassin John Wick. Wowing audiences with old school style techniques of shooting an action movie, the directors brought back Keanu Reeves into the action genre again and effectively revived his career. After much registered… Continue reading John Wick Chapter Two Review
Train to Busan Review
As 2016 comes to an end; the last part of the year has somehow salvaged an incredibly average start. Continuing the strong end to the year, South Korean horror Train to Busan is one of the more memorable and entertaining films that I’ve come across in 2016. Following Seok-Woo, a divorced male tries to patch… Continue reading Train to Busan Review
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Review
Continuing on from the huge success of the Harry Potter franchise, Warner Bros look set to reap in the rewards of J.K Rowling’s other book, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Based on the book published in 2001, it covers about all the magical creatures that exist within the Harry Potter universe. Written under… Continue reading Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Review
The Accountant Review
Love him or hate him, Ben Affleck is one of the biggest actors right now. Currently spearheading the DC movies as Batman, rocking it in the director’s chair over the past few years and most recently, he has been picking some interesting film roles. Going back to 2014, Affleck was a surprise package in the… Continue reading The Accountant Review
Inferno Review
Code breaker Robert Langdon returns for his third onscreen outing. Previously dealing with the discovery of the Holy Grail and foiling a terrorist act against the Vatican, this time, he is against the clock to foil a deadly attempt to destroy the majority of Earth’s population. Tom Hanks returns as Langdon and continues to give… Continue reading Inferno Review
Deepwater Horizon Review
Based on the incredible true story of the biggest oil spill in US history back in 2010, Mark Wahlberg leads in this heroic, action-packed and distressing drama that has emerged as one of my favourite films of 2016. Obviously based on the true events on the Deepwater Horizon, the story is centred on New York… Continue reading Deepwater Horizon Review
