By Dominic Preston. Marvel aren’t content with dominating the live action blockbuster. Thanks to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., miniseries Agent Carter and the upcoming Daredevil and more on Netflix, the company is well on its way to dominating the small screen too. Now, thanks in large part to its new owners Disney,
When teenage robotics genius Hiro is thrust into an unlikely partnership with his older brother’s medbot invention Baymax, friendships are forged and heroes are born. Along with newfound friends Fred, Wasabi, Honey-Lemon and GoGo Tomago they must foil the schemes of a mysterious techno-terrorist who wears a Kabuki mask and
To celebrate the release of the second season of BANSHEE on Blu-ray and DVD on 26th January 2015, we take a look at the films and TV shows that have put hidden identities at the heart of their double-minded characters and award-winning storylines. The fascination with a double life permeates
By Ben Hooper. Gun-totin’, flag-wavin’, bible-bashing wartime biopic. The story of Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in US military history, would always be a divisive one. To some, Kyle is a war hero, to others, a mass murderer. Eastwood’s film is unambiguous about which side of the fence it stakes its flag;
Fun, cheerful, kind hearted and unequivocally British; Paddington is a revelation! Adapted from the Michael Bond books Paddington tells the tale of a grief stricken marmalade addicted Bear who travels from ‘Darkest Peru’ to London in search of a new home and a new family. Despite carefully calculated reservations Paddington is
