Marvel has yet another teaser for Black Widow is tries to hype up the first Marvel movie released in 2 years.

You don't just need to be young and good looking to pull off an epic heist. The movies are lying to you. In real life, its all about age and experience.

I feel I have to open this review with a disclaimer: Unlike some of my more reactionary peers, I don’t find anything inherently criminal about remakes. Some of the most widely considered greatest movies of all time have actually been remakes. But 2015’s Point Break is emphatically not one of them though. The Katherine Bigelow directed 1991 original starred Keanu …

You know what? Bugger the haters. I want a new Point Break movie, because lets face it, sports have become far more extreme over the last couple of decades than they were in the original 1991 flick. And what we’ve got here, is essentially The Fast and The Furious: Extreme Sports Edition…TO THE MAX. In Alcon Entertainment’s fast-paced, high-adrenaline action …

At first I was completely dismissive over The Gunman thinking it to be a different version of Taken only this time with Sean Penn instead of Liam Neeson. It’s even directed by Pierre Morel who directed the first Taken (and the only good one if you ask me). I mean, what’s the present continuous for taken anyway? Takes? Taking? Well my mind is slowly changing. Firstly it has …

We can lie on our backs, screaming at the top of our lungs as we empty our pistols into the sky as much as we want, but Alcon Entertainment’s planned remake of Point Break, Kathryn Bigelow’s 1991 cult classic bromantic action flick, is going ahead. But if you’re worried that they’re going to be pulling a Gus Van Sant Psycho and just …

It’s a pretty emotionally dour week at the movies. There are no cutesy kiddie films or comedies in sight; just drama, desperation to escape and heroes questioning the rightness of the status quo. Noah: The most high profile of this week’s releases is this “inspired by” take on the famous Old Testament Bible story. A man (Russell Crowe) receives visions …

I can almost guarantee that there are people who are going to hate Noah, the latest film from auteur Darren Aronofsky. And no, I’m not just talking about the easily offended religious – of which I’m certain there will be plenty. The suspected hatred will probably come from the fact that what Aronofksy has created here, is a challenging, idiosyncratic, contradictory …