Director: Rian Johnson Cast: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt, Paul Dano, Jeff Daniels Plot: Joe is a hitman in the year 2042, employed by a criminal organisation thirty years in the future… Continue reading
So, let’s start by giving this episode it’s proper title… Even if you have a high enough tolerance to the Weeping Angels that you can watch them and not cry this is the… Continue reading
Directed by: David Palmer and Dax Shepard Starring: Dax Shepard, Kristen Bell, and Bradley Cooper Plot: A former getaway driver risks his witness protection to get his girlfriend to Los Angeles Review: Dax Shepard, who also… Continue reading
Every so often a film comes out of the angel-subgenre variety, and they certainly range in subject matter. I prefer films such as Dogma, and try and avoid the City Of Angels type… Continue reading
So here’s a new thing. We pick a movie, we review it from opposing perspectives and at the end you get to vote for the side you agree with. For the first round:… Continue reading
The final three adventures of the 3rd Doctor along with Sarah Jane reviewed! Death to the Daleks Once again the Doctor’s inability to steer the TARDIS in a straight line lands him and… Continue reading
Yeah, things were going just a little bit too normally for a Steven Moffat written show. The first three episodes were running in a pretty basic chronological order, but then we get this… Continue reading
Directed by: Mabrouk El Mechri Starring: Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis, and Sigourney Weaver Plot: A young business man goes on vacation with his family only to find himself saving them from kidnappers. Review: Will Shaw is… Continue reading
by Hedge For the tl;dr crowd: Transformers Prime is great, go watch it. For those of you who want a little of my reasoning behind that statement, take a seat. Transformers Prime is the… Continue reading
One companion leaves, another arrives, a famous villain makes their debut and a colleague goes off the deep end. Let’s go. The Green Death To start the episode off we have the conclusion… Continue reading
