With lockdown giving us plenty of time for binging all the film franchises that passed us by over the years, I decided it was time to finally fill in the blanks in
By now many of us will have seen it. Many of us will know that after, 42 years and nine films, J.J. Abrams has pulled off the impossible with a breath-taking roller-coaster
Within a matter of minutes of the opening of Blade Runner 2049 you sense this film has captured the essence of the original film. From the close-up of an eye, a vast,
Thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling), unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what’s left of society
[FEAR NOT dear reader, there will be NO spoilers in the following review. In fact the plot of the film will not be touched on anymore than what you already know from
The rise of the anti-hero is upon us. It’s time to say goodbye to the Supermen of our cinema past and hello to the reckless yet beautiful rogues which keep us gripped
First up this week, big news for fans of Blade Runner and Mr. Ryan Gosling. It seems that the star of Drive and Crazy, Stupid Love is in talks to take the
It’s What I Do is not comment on Jennifer Lawrence‘s usual quirky ways but instead the true story of war photographer Lynsey Addario which Lawrence is now set to star in. What makes the
“Like tears in the rain” it’s been vague as to whether or not Harrison Ford would be returning for a Blade Runner 2. But while he said for a while he likes