It wasn’t too long ago that I was singing Marvel Studios’ praises and although I’m not about to turn heel, I will say that the #EverythingsConnected franchise we were once promised perhaps isn’t so cohesive after all. Films Since the post credit stingers for both Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk in
Many film-makers have used this theme in order to propel their hero’s into a life-defining journey. Ultimately transforming their character from a position where they are confined by what is expected of them by their society and family, rather than what they truly desire to become, into something extraordinary. Rock
Few things stir an audience as much as a rousing battle sequence, something evidenced in the gloriously enjoyable The Great Wall, coming to Digital, 4k Ultra HD, 3D Blu-Ray™, Blu-Ray™, DVD and On Demand from June 12th. In Zhang Yimou’s English language feature debut, Matt Damon fights hordes of scaly
Norman Oppenheimer (Richard Gere) is a ‘Fixer’ character, stuck on the margins of New York trying to gain entry into its inner workings through a series of negotiations, connections and financial schemes that never reach fruition. Norman is constantly scanning the horizon for his big break when one day he
Jane Doe is the name given to a body of a deceased person who can’t be identified. In the brilliant chiller The Autopsy of Jane Doe, it is the corpse of a young woman, who, outwardly, appears to have suffered no harm. It is only when the autopsy begins, that
