Month: March 2014

It began in 1994 with a game from Electronic Arts (EA), The Need For Speed was first released on the 3DO, and then ported to DOS on the PC, PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The game included racing exotic cars, impressive audio and video for the day, and introduced us to police pursuits, where players would… Continue reading Need For Speed: Review

A delightful tale, imagined by a child, comes to life on screen with the one of the most widely acquired toy in the world. Lego, loved by children, and still used by adults. Those bricks that can make anything come to life. The Lego Movie tells the story of an ordinary Lego man, thought to… Continue reading The Lego Movie: Review

I, Frankenstein, the tale of the monster of Victor Frankenstein 200 years on. Having wondered the Earth after the death of his creator. Following an incident where he kills a group of demons, he is recruited by the gargoyles to fight in a war that has raged for generations, being the one who is able… Continue reading I, Frankenstein: Review

The Film How far would you go to save your child? Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) goes far, crossing the line. With Detective Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal) close on his heels. With Dover’s daughter and friend missing, Prisoners is a drama about family, and loved ones, and an intense thriller. Plot twists and red herrings a-plenty, the… Continue reading Prisoners (DVD): Review

American Hustle, the story of a con man, Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale) and seductive partner, Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams), and how they get embroiled in an operation by the FBI, forcing them help trap the corrupt of the Jersey underworld, and mafia. Bale brings-it with his performance as Rosenfeld, and Amy Adams plays the partner… Continue reading American Hustle: Review