Sweeping cinemas by storm over the next week will undoubtedly be old-style tragedy thriller, Everest. Based on a true story and directed by Baltasar Kormakur (Contraband, 2 Guns), the film follows eight climbers who are caught in a vicious blizzard … Continue reading Climb and Punishment
Flashback to 1975 where Jaws was a film with exceptional graphics, the Vietnam War was ending and the Eagles were releasing another universally retained album. Now stay there. This is where elusive, one-time mum Ricki Randozza (Meryl Streep) still exists. … Continue reading Ricki and The Flash
According to columnist and web-series creator Rebecca Norris (2015), the popularity of the transmedia platform that is web series is only growing as more film festivals are initiating digital categories in their line-ups. The acceptance of acclaimed “Carmilla” (which you … Continue reading Supernatural Still Selling
Clobbering its way into cinemas over the past two weeks is the reimagining of the very much remembered tale of the Fantastic Four. However, the latest addition to the popular saga was, as expected, not as fantastic as its predecessors. … Continue reading The (Not As) Fantastic Four
Over the past two weeks, two highly anticipated feature films have premiered internationally. The adaptation of another acclaimed John Green novel, Paper Towns, and the semi-autobiographical roaring comedy by Amy Schumer, Trainwreck, have both established themselves in the box office. … Continue reading Cara’s Ungrateful, Amy’s a Slut – It’s Our Right to Let Them Know
Undoubtedly one of the most distinguished and influential voices of a generation, the late Amy Winehouse has recently had an intimate and powerful documentary entitled “Amy” released in memoriam. With all of its content being pulled from personal videos, recorded … Continue reading … And My Daddy Says I’m Fine
As someone who immerses themselves in filmic and digital content, it’s always a rush to see something fresh and innovative. As I was probably supposed to be doing some university assignment, I was scrolling aimlessly through tumblr… being exposed to … Continue reading A Web Series With Bite
Melissa McCarthy’s latest role is adorkable and unassuming CIA analyst Susan “Coop” Cooper, devoted to being the real humble hero behind her partner’s (Jude Law) macho would-be-007 triumphs. When Jude Law’s arrogant character falls off the grid and the agency … Continue reading I Spy A Winner
I had a burger in my left hand, a bottled cider in the right, my jeans weren’t too tight and the cinema was practically empty. I was as ready as they come. My friend and I shared an excited smile as … Continue reading And the Oscar goes to…
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