Guy Ritchie’s newest film, Wrath of Man, is based upon a French film called le Convoyeur, or ‘Cash Truck’. It’s one of the first ‘big’ films that’s only been released in theaters here in the US. The film was broken into chapters, with different timelines. The opening scene is a violent armoured truck robbery, which […]
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I will preface this by stating I have not watched the Demon Slayer show, nor did I read a synopsis of what had happened prior to the characters getting onto the Mugen Train. I wanted to see this film for two reasons, 1) It’s the largest grossing Anime of all time apparently, in Japan and
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You know when you watch a movie, and you’re completely entertained during it, but afterwards, all you remember is the action portions and none of the plot? That’s me right now, after watching this movie just a little less than three hours ago. I’ll get this out of the way, the plot was obviously forgettable.
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After joining forces with Netflix in 2017, Mark Millar (of Kick-Ass and Kingsman fame) now brings the graphic novel he created along with artist Frank Quitely in 2013 to the small screen, with all 8 episodes are now available to stream. Spanning 90 years, Jupiter’s Legacy is an epic story of six ordinary people who
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Love and Monsters is a 2020 monster apocalypse adventure film that hit the UK screens on Netflix in mid-April. With a low key, non-A list cast, it was released to fairly little fanfare or advertisement, which is a shame as many might miss what is in fact a hugely fun and entertaining watch. Directed by
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Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse is, unsurprisingly, the latest film adaptation of a Tom Clancy novel, telling the origin story of a popular character, John Clark, from the Jack Ryan universe. While the popularity of Clancy’s novels is undeniable, Without Remorse is sadly one adaptation too far and offers us nothing but a dull, unoriginal take
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The final episode of Marvel’s second ‘official’ tv series, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier dropped at the weekend, wrapping up what has been a rather different and more subdued experience than what we saw with WandaVision. It’s difficult not to compare The Falcon and the Winter Soldier to WandaVision, but the two couldn’t be
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“FEAR has two meanings: Forget Everything And Run. Or, Face Everything And Rise. The choice is yours” A sickness has spread, restricting travel and resulting in the introduction of curfews and checkpoints. The military had to get involved, building walls through the mountains before leaving, cutting people off from the outside world. As more people
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Arriving on Netflix today, Thunder Force is a superhero comedy about two childhood friends who reunite as adults to become a superhero team. It stars real-life friends of more than 20 years, Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer and is written, directed and produced by McCarthy’s husband, Ben Falcone. Taking us back to 1983, much of
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If you’ve seen the trailer for Willy’s Wonderland, you were no doubt wondering what on earth your eyes had just been witness to, and I’m afraid the full film doesn’t get any less demented. Willy’s Wonderland is a 2021 horror-comedy from director Kevin Lewis that is every bit a modern-day B-movie, complete with cheesy script
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Invincible is the latest in a long line of comic book adaptations that I feel ashamed to say I had never heard of before watching it. An adult animated superhero show, it’s brought to us by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and the first three of its eight episodes will be arriving on Amazon
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Have you ever watched the Britain’s Got Talent auditions, seen somebody who simply cannot sing or dance and wondered to yourself exactly how did that person seriously come to the conclusion they had what it takes to make it big? And did you ever wonder what would happen if the actions of a number of
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WandaVision is the latest Marvel series to hit the small screen, arriving in a flood of hype as the first official series to tie in with the rest of the MCU. Initially, I hadn’t been interested in this after struggling to enjoy previous Marvel series, however after discovering that everyone I know was watching this,
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Following the real-life disaster that was 2020, are we really ready for a Gerard Butler disaster movie featuring a comet that is threatening to wipe out all of humanity? Well, Greenland certainly does prove to be a pretty intense two-hour watch, so much so that when I turned over to watch the 10 o’clock news
Film #12 on the 100 Movies Bucket List: The Terminator The Terminator is a sci-fi classic and responsible not only for helping propel Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron to the household names they are now but also for creating a movie franchise that is still going nearly 40 years later. Although admittedly the majority of
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A reimagining of the Italian cartoon, Fate: the Winx Saga is a coming-of-age story set in a magical boarding school where fairies learn to use and control their powers. Assigned the same dormroom, a group of 5 young girls form unlikely friendships and navigate everyday emotional traumas like love and heartbreak whilst also battling some foes along the way. We
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