Joss Whedon's swan song for Marvel does an admirable job juggling an ever expanding cast of colourful characters, laying the foundation for future features without losing sight of the mission at hand. As with its predecessor AOU manages to dish out both meaty developments and zingy dialogue to each of the key
The "Grindhouse" team have a lot to answer for, obviously aimed at those that thought "Hobo With A Shotgun" was too "talky", this is another exercise from the "Ronseal" of cinema textbook, which gets extra marks for showing promo promise but manages to get the answer wrong. A barnstorming trailer
Set "Ten Winters" after we left the Apes of wrath, setting themselves up in New digs and starting their own civilization, the sequel amps up the action and the tension, not just on the interplay between warring species' but from within their own respective camps and families."Cloverfield" director Matt Reeves
Bowing out of Directorial duties in "X Men: Days Of Future Past" to helm another of Comic scribe Mark Millar's titles, we were hoping for something worthwhile and after the recent news of what Matthew Vaughn was looking to include ( a re-cast "Wolverine" and a "Juggernaut" prison break set
Ok, so there was this film out last year called "The Babbadook", it masqueraded for all intents and purposes as a common garden variety horror but was in fact a beautifully coherent melodrama of loss, stress and dealing with your "Inner demons" before they eat away at you. Now, although
