For all the Freddie Krugers, Michael Myers and Ghostfaces, few have such an iconic horror trope as the Candyman. The idea that once you have watched this movie, you could then go up to your bathroom and say his name … Continue reading Candyman (1992) Review
People will know Joe Pesci as one of two actors. He is either the unhinged, terrifying gangster from films like Goodfellas or the slapstick buffoon from movies like Home Alone. Its easy to look past the fact that this shows … Continue reading My Cousin Vinny (1992) Review
If you had to choose just one movie to showcase the effectiveness of fantastic screenwriting, it would have to be Reservoir Dogs. If you can look past the fact that this is a film which is now iconic, gifting movie … Continue reading Reservoir Dogs (1992) Review
Hollywood don’t make “star-vehicles” anymore. Aside from the Mission: Impossible movies which showcase the best of Tom Cruise and Vin Diesel’s control of the Fast and Furious franchise, very few films feel like they’ve been made for a particular actor. … Continue reading Sister Act (1992) Review
If people ask what the perfect movie comedy is then one clear answer you can give is Wayne’s World. Wayne’s World manages to follow a very clear comedy structure which ensures that it is hilarious, heartfelt and practically timeless without needing … Continue reading Wayne’s World (1992) Review
Ben and Dave are back just a week after the last Podcast with an Aladdin special. We discuss our thoughts on the movie, whether it is better than the 1992 original and what we thought of Will Smith as The Genie. … Continue reading Views from the Sofa Podcast: Season 3 Episode 12 – Aladdin Special
Disney are undertaking a bold crusade in remaking their beloved classics. They managed to succeed with The Jungle Book by bringing the classic (but slightly dated) movie up-to-date but the CGI and spectacle of seeing the animated animals “in the flesh” … Continue reading Aladdin (2019) Review
Aladdin is Disney at the height of their creative powers and it shows. It is a film where everything that can work, does work and the studio seems to weave it’s usual magic over a classic story by becoming the definitive … Continue reading Aladdin (1992) Review
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