Ride Along, pairing Ben (Kevin Hart) and James (Ice Cube) in a buddy cop movie with a difference. Ben, a high school security guard, wants to marry Jame’s sister. James is a cop. Ben has yet to win James’s respect, so they strike a deal. Ben will ride with James for one day on patrol… Continue reading Ride Along: Review
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Jobs (DVD): Review
The Film Jobs, a glimpse into the life of visionary Steve Jobs, who with the other great names of the tech world, helped shape the world into what we know today. One can not compress such a story into the time it takes to watch a film, and therefore some events are summarised, while others… Continue reading Jobs (DVD): Review
The Monuments Men: Review
Based on the true story of a team of men tasked with rescuing the many works of art taken by the nazis during the second world war. The Monuments Men is a tale of adventure, and and pushing forward in your duty despite all the obstacles. They other military units did not approve of them,… Continue reading The Monuments Men: Review
Her: Review
It’s certainly clear to see why Her has garnered so many award nominations. Set in the not-too-distant future, we follow the story of Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix), picking up where he is on the process of a bitter divorce. Working for a company where he writes touching letters and greetings on behalf of others, he pours… Continue reading Her: Review
Robocop: Review
There are two groups of people who will go see the new Robocop reboot: those who have not seen the original, and are in for an action packed ride, and then those who have seen the original, and who will be treated to an updated take on the old story, a more serious look at… Continue reading Robocop: Review
Red 2 (BluRay): Review
The Film Red 2, the second outing in the comedic action series with Frank Moses. Read the SAMDB Red 2 review of the cinema release. BluRay brings this film to life, with the added detail and 7.1 sound, the only way to enjoy a fast paced action movie. The Disc And Bonus Features It’s great… Continue reading Red 2 (BluRay): Review