White House Down Review

There have been many different films this year that have very similar films out at the same time. These include This Is The End and The World’s End, The Host and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, Jack The Giant Slayer and Oz: The Great And Powerful and Much Ado About Nothing and Romeo and…

The Wipers Times Review

Something that I’m constantly surprised at with historical films and TV shows is how few of them focus on World War 1, at least compared to the hundreds that focus on World War 2, along with the fact that the best media interpretations of World War 1 are comedies (the best being Blackadder Goes Forth).…

In A World Review

A big part of the cinematic experience for me has been the trailers before a film. Everything from the cheesy voice overs to the over-the-top ways some films are sold just makes me feel at home whilst watching a film. That’s why it’s always been surprising that there haven’t been more films focusing on the…

LAMB Movie of the Month: Demolition Man Review

Ever since I joined the LAMB last year, I’ve wanted to do something for the Movie of the Month feature. However, since I joined I’ve either not had the time to get a post done or I’ve not been able to get hold of the movie in time. This month though, Jay Cluitt of Life…

Seriously Disney?

I think I’ve made it clear on this blog that I am really against people using phones/iPads in the cinema. It’s incredibly distracting, insulting to the filmmaker through paying more attention to another device than the film and if I had my way, all these devices would have to be turned off before people go…

Elysium Review

Ever since I first watched District 9 all the way through (it did take me 2 tries to watch District 9, just because of the fingernail bit) I’ve been waiting to see what Neill Blomkamp’s next film would be. After hearing about the premise of Elysium, the ultimate sci-fi class warfare, I was even more…