Pacific Rim, a tour-de-force of non-stop action and special effects as the war between mankind and strange invaders intensifies. Monstrous creatures, dubbed the Kaiju, start rising from the sea, devastating cities, and killing the populations. Mankinds last hope is in the Jaegers, massive robots piloted by teams, sent forth to protect and patrol. There is… Continue reading Pacific Rim (3D): Review
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The Wolverine (3D): Review
Hugh Jackman returns in his sixth outing at Logan, The Wolverine. This incarnation is the first in the series not to carry the X-Men moniker, and this is an aspect that tells in the story. Logan is isolated, having distanced himself from society and the disbanded team after the events of X-Men: The Last Stand.… Continue reading The Wolverine (3D): Review
The Lone Ranger: Review
A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty “Hi-yo Silver” – the Lone Ranger rides into South African cinemas 12 July 2013. Armie Hammer delivers a great portrayal of John Reid / The Lone Ranger, alongside his faithful companion Tonto, played by Johnny Depp. The film follows the… Continue reading The Lone Ranger: Review
World War Z
Review You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who hasn’t heard of story these days, from the many films, to television series, and reality shows of those who prep for the coming apocalypse. World War Z takes this genre, and ramps it up to the big screen, with Hollywood actors, action, and stunts. World War Z,… Continue reading World War Z
Despicable Me 2: Review
The Minions are at it again!! Sure, there Gru, and a bad guy, and a bunch of other characters, but face it, you’re there for the Minions. Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment have done it again, with daddy Gru thrust into a new adventure. The Minions are there to help (is rather, make us laugh),… Continue reading Despicable Me 2: Review
Monsters University: Review
Pixar have done it again, with a fun, enjoyable romp with the monsters, in Monsters University. As the first Pixar prequel, Monsters University takes us back to a time before the events of Monsters Inc. following Mike and Scully through their efforts to become ‘scarers’. There are traits of typical college movies, with fun for all, both young… Continue reading Monsters University: Review