Category: Film

The Avengers are back, and this time we have Tony Stark trying to jumpstart an old peacekeeping program. Things go awry, and The Avengers then have to stop a villainous Ultron from exacting his terrible plans, all this in Avengers: Age of Ultron. This iteration of what has grown into a mega-international franchise, features non-other… Continue reading Avengers: Age Of Ultron: Review

A group of teens discover the secret plans for a time machine, designed by one of their fathers. They decide to construct this machine, but soon their own needs, wants and desires take hold and things begin to spiral out of control. Project Almanac does require some suspension of disbelief on the part of the… Continue reading Project Almanac: Review

Fast & Furious 7 brings all new action, all new thrills, and one big adrenalin rush. Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) is out for revenge against Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), and his team for the death of his brother. Throw in a mission to rescue a computer hacker, find a high-tech device that in the wrong hands… Continue reading Fast & Furious 7: Review

Louis Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal), a man driven to make money, yet lacking in ethics, works his way into the world of freelance journalism in L.A. Soon he begins blurring the lines between observer and participant. Aided by TV news veteran Nina (Rene Russo), things soon intensify as he begins to make more money off each… Continue reading Nightcrawler: Review

A convict (Chris Hemsworth), in prison for hacking, is furloughed in order to help American and Chinese law enforcement track down a cyber-crime operation, threatening key infrastructure in the USA. Blackhat is an intellectual action film. Great pains have been taken to research the hacker culture and to be technically correct. These moments of grand-geekery… Continue reading Blackhat: Review

Set in the not too distant future, in the city of Johannesburg, Chappie shows us a world where crime has become so bad that we require a mechanised police force. When one droid happens into the hands of a bumbling group of criminals (Ninja and Yo-Landi of Die Antwoord), along with receiving new programming, we… Continue reading Chappie: Review