The Iron Man 3 Spoiler Free Review
After a less than stellar reception to Iron Man 2 can Shane Black and Robert Downey Jr. succeed in getting our favourite alcohol infused superhero back on track? Even with the … Read More >>
Retro Vision: Star Wars The Holiday Special Review
Welcome Fanboys and Fangirls to a very special Christmas edition of ‘Retro Fanboy’ where we will be looking at the much maligned Star Wars: The Holiday Special. No doubt … Read More >>
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: The Review (3D – 48fps)
Does Peter Jackson’s return to Middle Earth match the magic seen in The Lord of the Rings trilogy? It’s hard to believe that it’s been 10 years since the release … Read More >>
LINCOLN – The Review
Going to the movies is a somewhat expensive but nostalgic act that many around the world continue to indulge in while carrying hope to be entertained or at the very … Read More >>
SKYFALL – The (Spoiler Filled) Review
It’s been a long four years. Ever since the Bourne-aping Quantum of Solace hit cinemas back in October 2008, the Bond franchise has been in a state of limbo, drifting from one … Read More >>
CLOUD ATLAS – The Review
It’s hard to go to theaters these days and expect a science fiction movie to actually delve into something worthwhile. It used to be that films such as these existed … Read More >>
SKYFALL – The (Spoiler Free) Review
For a film that rarely drops the pace established by one hell of a pre credit action sequence, Skyfall, the latest entry into Bond’s illustrious big screen career, contains a … Read More >>
Marvel One-Shot ITEM 47 Review
ITEM 47, if you haven’t already heard of it, is the latest in the Marvel One-Shots. This time its on THE AVENGERS Blu-ray; as if we needed another reason to … Read More >>
The Dark Knight Rises Review
You’ve given them everything. -Selina Kyle Not everything. Not yet. -Batman These were the lines of dialogue, out of all of the adverts and trailers we have seen, … Read More >>
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man: A Second Opinion
Does the Spider-Man reboot live up to it’s adjective? In one word, yes! Arriving on our screens only 5 years after the end of Raimi’s trilogy The Amazing Spider-Man was always going … Read More >>
