I’ve always enjoyed military action movies that are actually based on real life. Putting politics aside I’ve always respected the men and women who go out there and do things I most certainly couldn’t. From the harrowing Black Hawk Down to the more personal American Sniper there has always been plenty out there to satiate those who enjoy this genre. When …

If you watched the latest trailer for Batman V Superman, you may have noticed a certain iconic villain popping up, something that fans felt was perhaps a rash decision on the part of Warner Bros.

I know we’ve mentioned it in the past on the site, but now we can finally mention it in an official capacity: Creed and Fruitvale Station director Ryan Coogler is directing Marvel’s Black Panther. There had been rumours and watercooler talk about negotiations between the acclaimed director and the comic book film studio since the end of last year, but …

I’m still not sure the world actually needs one, but a Han Solo spinoff origin film is on the way. The fact that the brilliant directing duo of Phil Lord & Chris Miller (The LEGO Movies, 21 Jump Street) will be helming this Star Wars spinoff goes a long to build up some excitement, but for me the deal breaker …

I enjoyed the first Rush Hour movie, it was a fun wild ride with good doses of action and comedy. The sequels however, I found flat, uninspiring, full of racial stereotyping and reliant on the same gags from the original movie. However, despite my concerns, the movies were all still financially successful and so it makes sense that CBS is …

The Hateful Eight opens locally in little over two weeks, but I’m still not sure if I’m going to watch it. There was a time when a Quentin Tarantino movie was an automatic reason to rush to the big movie house. But I’m not sold on this new film’s concept: a single room thriller with lots of talking. That sounds …

This past weekend I was at the cinema to watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens again (still amazing the second time around by the way), and while I was waiting in line for my popcorn I saw a poster for a movie that’s coming out in two weeks’ time: Norm of the North. What struck me as weird is that …

Spider-Man! Spider-Man! Does whatever a spider can! And apparently what that is is get rebooted every couple of years. We’ve already seen two different versions of the wallcrawler on our screens – four if you count the cheesy-bad 1977 made-for-TV movie and the bonkers Japanese Spiderman (he has a giant mech named Leopardon for no reason at all!) – but …