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After our competition went live last night Nick Clement didn’t waste any time in letting us know just why Tenet was a bad movie. Overall, I thought this movie was ok. Just ok. Certainly entertaining in the moment but in the end far short of my expectations. It genuinely makes me sad to report this…

Samuel Edwards discusses the return and why Padme will be important in the Obi Wan Kenobi series. It has been 15 years since the release of Star Wars Episode 3 Revenge of the Sith hit cinemas. This would be the most well received by critics and fans of the 3 prequels as well as the…

Trawling through the internet at an ungodly hour last night I stumbled across a video of 11 saddest anime movies. But I asked myself, how sad can they be? Anaimated films don’t have too much effect as much as a real life film when it comes to emotional scenes. Naturally seeing cartoons on screen there’s…

Samuel Edwards dives into the Sly Stallone Shop and picks out some of his favourite pieces of Stallone themed merchandise that would make for a great Christmas present for any film fan! Slyvester Stallone is one of the biggest film stars of all time. From his roles as Rocky and Rambo, he has accurately portrayed…

Samuel Edwards discusses why Ridley Scott’s Black Hawk Down may just be the director’s most underrate dpiece of work to date. A forgotten masterpiece in the war genre. Upon examining Ridley Scott’s range of work, he has successfully proven his ability to make films in any genre. From science fiction in Alien to more heavy-handed…

We all tend to have a soft spot for an underdog especially when it comes to movies. We love seeing the long shot get the happy ending, the nerd gets to be with the prom king or queen, and the little engine that could get the job done. In short, we love a long shot…

Odeon Christmas Releases will consist of a wide range of classics this December in select cinemas. From ET to Love Actually, visiting Odeon will be worth the wait after months of Lockdown. These selections bring a sense of specialty as they are rarely shown today. The selection dates back from It’s a Wonderful Life in…

There’s nothing that quite beats the adrenaline inducing thrill of the chase. We aim to highlight just a select few memorable cinematic scenes in some of the most thrilling film races around! When years of intense training, build-up and bitter rivalries can come down to a final sprint over the finish line for all-or-nothing glory,…

Samuel Edwards give you the low down on Predator 5 and what we know so far! It has been 33 years since the iconic Predator hit screens in 1987. With a budget of 18 million, the film grossed nearly 100 million dollars worldwide and has been embedded in popular culture as one of the  greatest…

Samuel Edwards discusses why feel feels Roland Emmerich’s Moonfall will be his ultimate career comeback. Roland Emmerich has an astonishing body of work ranging from the 1990’s to present day. His genres include Sci-Fi and Action, but his specialty has really been his portrayal of destruction. He can also blend genres together seamlessly. 1996’s Independence…

Devin Baker analyses each Marvel movies in order of release as we take a look at the tale of MCU past. The Marvel cinematic universe has reached worldwide recognition and praise at a level that is arguably unparalleled. It is the highest grossing film franchise of all time, and in years to come will only…

In a post-campaign phone call of the Spider-Man Miles Morales PS5 game, Rio Morales inadvertently defines the heroic mindsets of Peter Parker and Miles Morales, showing us just what makes a superhero. Spiderman: Miles Morales explores the conflict between Miles and a technologically-powerful villain known as: ‘The Tinkerer.’ Revealed early on to be his old friend:…

New shark movies and the shark genre as a whole is a rarely discussed subject in cinema. Samuel Edwards hopes to change that in this very article! Audiences have usually dismissed this quality of the genre ever since Jaws (1975) hit screens. This is thanks to the awful Sharknado franchise and countless others. In order…

With the crushing disappointment of A Good day to Die Hard (2013) and the continuous underperforming financial numbers of 80’s action reboots and sequels, such as the recent Terminator:Dark Fate (2019) and Rambo Last Blood (2019), Can Die Hard 6 deliver exactly what us fans have come to expect? The current result may be a…

With remake after remake being churned out left, right and centre it’s rare that we find one to be proud of but it does happen. We swim through the absolute cesspit of modern horror remakes and find some good ones to be proud of! So let’s dive in with a handful of modern horror remakes…