Dope Review
Coming-of-age / high-school movies usually fall into two categories: there’s the meaningful, pensive sincerity of films like The Breakfast Club and The Perks of Being a Wallflower; and then there’s the bawdy ...
Trainwreck Review
Director: Judd Apatow.
Cast: Amy Schumer, Bill Hader, Brie Larson, Tilda Swinton.
Running Time: 125 Minutes.
When the raunchy romantic comedy first gained popularity in the '90s, they were seen as a ...
The Wolfpack Review
In day-to-day life, it’s common enough that a friend or family member will say something along the lines of ‘It’s like that bit in The Simpsons when…’
The reference may be to a movie or book or any cultura...
Vacation Movie Review
Vacation is a remake, no wait, a sequel, no wait a continuity reboot? What’s it called when you take the plot of the first Vacation, but set it after the events of that film, with new-but-not-that-new charact...
Sinister 2 Review
On the poster, above the Sinister 2 title, written in red and white typeface, are the words ‘From the Producer of The Purge, Paranormal Activity, and Insidious.’ Most people only need one reason not to see a ...
The Gift Review
The Gift (15A)
Director: Joel Edgerton.
Cast: Jason Bateman, Rebecca Hall, Joel Edgerton.
Running Time: 108 Minutes.
Australian actor Joel Edgerton makes his directorial debut with The...
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Review
The likely lads from Uncle
Guy Ritchie has his own style. He’s not one of your generic Alan Taylor, Gareth Edwards, it-could-be-anybody kind of directors. He deserves each film to have the appendage ‘A Gu...
Pixels Review
Adam Sandler. The name alone can provoke certain feelings of horror. This fear has been felt by anyone who has sat through Grown Ups, or Little Nicky, or any of the other horribly pointless and pointlessly ho...
Max Review
To call Max your standard family fare would be misleading, as not many kid flicks contain illegal arms dealing, PTSD, and a corrupt police force.
Max does… and maybe that’s the problem.
After his hand...
Shrek’s Original Voice Leaks Online
Chris Farley was the American comedian who acted as Shrek's original voice while the film was being made in 1997, 4 years before the finished film actually came out.
Unfortunately, Farley died of a drug ...