The X-Men series has been one of the most inconsistent superhero series that’s been put to film. Most of the films have been okay, with one terrible film with Origins: Wolverine and a brilliant film with First Class, even ones the other critically acclaimed ones I only find okay, held back by story problems, exemplified… Continue reading X-Men Apocalypse Review
Month: May 2016
Everybody Wants Some Review
The more films I see by him, the more I come to respect Richard Linklater as a film-maker. His eclectic film-making style and brilliant dialogue has helped create some excellent films from Boyhood to School of Rock to the Before trilogy. The film of his that keeps coming up time and again as his best… Continue reading Everybody Wants Some Review
2016 Blind Spot: The French Connection
So for this month’s Blind Spot, I wanted to take a look at a good, intense thriller. Having a look around at lists for the thrillers held in the highest regard, The French Connection stood out as the obvious choice for me. William Friedkin is one of those directors who’s work I should have seen… Continue reading 2016 Blind Spot: The French Connection
Captain America: Civil War Review
At this point, Marvel have established themselves as the kings of the superhero genre, with the MCU being the pinnacle of their achievements. Even the weaker films in the MCU (Iron Man 2 and Thor: The Dark World) are still good films. However, Marvel have been getting a reputation for their films being overstuffed and… Continue reading Captain America: Civil War Review