Lost on a Mountain in Maine makes for quite a name as it narrates the true events of a 12-year-old boy who, once again, gets lost on his mountain in Maine. Sounds self-referential, but the moments in the film, make things clear. This new feature has most of the facts already available due to this […]
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“What a lovely day to slaughter some lives,” moans a stock character upset in the war drama of Mikael Håfström (1408). Though, in spite of the two and a half hours of excusable running time, it would probably not be the first to come to mind when talking about Stockholm Bloodbath, which is based on
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It is quite possible that you were dismissive of the title Twisters, when its teaser was played during this year’s Super Bowl. “Really? They just added an ‘S’ and that is it for today?” And yes, viewing Broadway actors like Daisy Edgar-Jones or Anthony Ramos and more recently Glen Powell, who have done better and
Cate Blanchett heads the star cast in a video game series adaptation of Borderlands which shall please broadminded enthusiasts and deserveingly be panned by sophisticated reviewers. Fans of the much-loved, first-person looter-shooter and its hordes of devoted fans are not about to be let down. If there are quirky instances from the games, the outlandish
Bookworm, a dramedy humorously depicting Kiwis and their quirky lifestyle is the second film directed by Ant Timpson and here’s what is motivational – Elijah Wood, as the lead actor in the much great the first movie Come to Daddy returns with his wit and gorgeousness. The story revolves around two souls who are intransigent
October is here, and the tide of horror films is at the shores. However, most of them will be too extreme or dark for the younger audience; such demographic gap is well served by the new film Monster Summer. Using a winning cast leads a summery throwback flick that recalls Steven Spielberg (and his Amblin
Fans of the Transformers, it is time to celebrate! At last, our dreams have come true. It’s been a long, exasperating history of not only six live-action films that were mid to downright awful, plus the 1986 animated movie and it’s about time Hasbro and Paramount Release something that makes sense that isn’t the movies.
Close Your Eyes is in an altogether different league the last time a Spanish master bears in a film comes after a period of almost thirty years. It is with great slowness that a well-orchestrated but highly intimate enigma is revealed as would a master painter on an intricately planned canvas. The master’s resourceful hero