The first time I saw the preview for Atomic Blonde I wasn’t exactly delighted at the prospect of Charlize Theron as a spy in 1980s Berlin. But, and it’s a big but, Atomic Blonde is pleasantly surprising and enjoyable and Theron makes it all work.
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Television and film junkie with a case full of collectibles.
#FigureReview: Lara Croft Pop! Vinyl
If you’ve been a fan of Lara Croft at any stage of your life you’ll love this figure.
Fanatec Performance in F1 2016 & Project Cars
Every person who enjoys racing should have feel the sense of satisfaction that comes with Fanatec sim racing equipment.
#FigureReview: Tony Stark Funko Bobblehead
Alert Funko collectors! This review is focusing on the Tony Stark Vinyl Bobblehead from the Spiderman: Homecoming range. If you’ve been collecting Funkos for some time, or if you’re new to the world of collecting, one of the main concerns whenever you get a Funko is the finish of the paint and whether or not…… Continue reading #FigureReview: Tony Stark Funko Bobblehead
#WorthTheBinge: Charmed
While we are now inundated with fantastical and magic-centric TV series Charmed was, during its run, a groundbreaking narrative that paved the way for many.
Film Review: Baby Driver
If you’re fan of explosive getaway car chases the first five minutes of Baby Driver is, arguably, as good as anything you’ve seen.
Fanatec Simracing Equipment Review
A simulation experience that every gamer dreams of. Fanatec gear is quite simply sim racing art.
Film Review: Dunkirk
Dunkirk is an immersive and visual spectacle that is likely to leave you speechless and in awe for long minutes after you’ve experienced it.
Tomb Raider Film Update
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider has been a staple in most gamers’ homes for two decades and is, arguably, one of the most iconic protagonists ever created.
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
For decades films based on comic book series have raked in the cash and generally entertained the masses. But every so often one misses the mark and today Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, by Fifth Element director Luc Besson, well and truly lost the plot, pun intended.
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