In 2017 the Williams team celebrated four decades in Formula 1 with the release of a documentary that tells the most incredible story of one of the sport’s most successful teams.
Category: Film Reviews
Film Review: The Greatest Showman
In 1841 P.T. Barnum premiered Barnum’s American Museum in New York City, which ultimately led to the founding and establishment of Barnum and Bailey Circus. It also installed Barnum as The Greatest Showman which serves as the title for Michael Gracey’s historical musical starring Hugh Jackman. What should be clear is that The Greatest Showman…… Continue reading Film Review: The Greatest Showman
Film Review: Justice League
The good news is that Justice League is far better movie than the melancholic Batman vs. Superman rubbish. In fact, while it may have several shortcomings you might still have a perfectly enjoyable movie watching experience.
Film Review – Thor: Ragnarok
It’s no secret that Thor is one of Marvel’s most well-liked and revered characters. This will be elevated even more so with the release of Thor: Ragnarok and the latest chapter in the God of Thunder’s story.
Film Review: Geostorm
Normally, when writing a film review you’d try to not spoil the plot but in this case there’s no danger of spoiling the utter monotony that is Geostorm.
Film Review: Atomic Blonde
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.
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.
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.
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.
Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man! Spider-Man! The webbed Avenger makes his return in the 2017 reboot of the film franchise with Tom Holland at the helm. It’s no secret that Spider-Man is probably one of the most beloved Superheroes, Marvel or DC, amongst adults and children. First created in 1962 Peter Parker was an orphan raised by his aunt…… Continue reading Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
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