Is Interstellar the perfect date night movie for Valentines day?
Now you might not think a dystopian future with humanity on the brink of extinction, space travel, wormholes, black holes, ice planets and astronauts are your typical date night movie…
Now you might not think a dystopian future with humanity on the brink of extinction, space travel, wormholes, black holes, ice planets and astronauts are your typical date night movie…
I’d like to think that I’m an unbiased reviewer – aside from my predilection towards Comics, SciFi and Fantasy of course – and as such can look at a movie…
I went into the fourth installment in the Transformers movie franchise, “Transformers: Age Of Extinction” (AOS) as a Michael Bay Transformers movie veteran. Gone was the awe and childlike wonder…
Fortunately for the Geeky among you Christmas has been a great time for Movie viewing. Over the past couple of years the focus has obviously been on the Fantasy front…
SciFi Buff that I am I thought I had to give this a try … I really, really did try … but this is bad. No other way to say…
The Wachowskis clearly have a type. If there is one thing the visionary directors love more than elaborate sci-fi jargon and gravity-defying boots, it’s the concept of using human beings…
I’m probably going to to go a slightly different path on this review versus my previous film reviews about the Hobbit and not give you a standard walk-through. I mean…
A review of X-Men: Days of Future Past, which puts both casts on screen at once, adapts the most iconic X-Men story, and quietly repairs the timeline.
A review of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, where HYDRA turns out to have been inside S.H.I.E.L.D. from the beginning and Marvel makes a political thriller.
A fresh Avengers 2012 review: the shared-universe gamble nobody thought could work just delivered the best time at the movies all year.
Spider-Man 3 review. The black suit was the one thing I wanted and the film wastes it. Venom is weak and the jazz club sequence is indefensible.
Spider-Man 2 review. Molina turns Doc Ock into a man overruled by his own machine, the train scene is iconic, and Peter walks away from the job.
Spider-Man review. Raimi puts the wrestling ring and Uncle Ben on screen exactly as the comics did, and Dafoe is magnificent. The leads are too old.