The Film The second film in the Hunger Games series, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire has repeat viewing power, meaning you can watch it again with friends and family on disc now, and take home the cinema experience. Read the SAMDB Review of The Hunger Games; Catching Fire. The Blu-Ray The Blu-Ray is how a… Continue reading The Hunger Games Catching Fire (Blu-Ray & DVD): Review
Month: March 2014
The Family (DVD): Review
The Film With Robert De Niro, Tommy-Lee Jones, and Michelle Pfeiffer, you’re sure to get a tour-de-force of talent, and they don’t disappoint. The Manzoni family, part of a mafia organisation, are relocated by the FBI to Normandy, France, as part of a witness protection deal. Old habits die hard, and Giovanni soon gets up… Continue reading The Family (DVD): Review
Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa (DVD): Review
The Film Reprising his role as Irving Zisman, Johnny Knoxville returns in Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa, on a journey from Nebraska to North Carolina, with his 8 year old grandson, Billy. The unlikely companions take the audience along on a ride of hidden-camera hijinks, catching the public unaware, and setting up some elaborate pranks and… Continue reading Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa (DVD): Review
Muppets Most Wanted: Review
They’re back, and this time it’s a global tour. The Muppet’s Most Wanted follows their world tour, and the seedy story of the World’s Number One Criminal. Just one problem, he looks almost like Kermit! The cast is a veritable who’s who of cameos and stars, with Tina Fey delivering a hilarious performance as a… Continue reading Muppets Most Wanted: Review
iNumber Number Wins Audience Choice Award At Jozi Film Festival
‘iNumber Number’, the South African thriller written and directed by Donovan Marsh, has won the coveted Audience Choice Award at the third annual Jozi Film Festival. The festival winners were announced 23 February at an Awards ceremony held at The Rand Club in Johannesburg. The film opens in cinemas nationwide on 25 April 2014. “Now… Continue reading iNumber Number Wins Audience Choice Award At Jozi Film Festival
Mr Peabody & Sherman: Review
Starting in the 1950’s and 60’s as a television series, the characters of Mr. Peabody and Sherman came about. Mr. Peabody, a talking dog how was never adopted as a puppy. He wins the right, in court, to adopt a human child. This joy comes to him in the form of Sherman, whom he tries… Continue reading Mr Peabody & Sherman: Review