Spider-Man 3 is baffling. All the ingredients are there for a fantastic ending to the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, with the returning cast at the top of their game, the newcomers being suitable stars and the CGI finally catching up … Continue reading Spider-Man 3 (2007) Review
A good documentary, particularly music ones, can entertain those that are not even fans of the artist or subject. Granted, that is harder to do when aspects of the music documentary are also concert footage, but the experience of being … Continue reading P!nk: All I Know so Far (2021) Review
Arnold Schwarzenegger can do comedy but can he do Christmas? Jingle all the Way certainly hopes he can and to its credit, for the most part, Arnie pretty much pulls it off. And he doesn’t even really need to punch … Continue reading Jingle all the Way (1996) Review
How much you like Framing Britney Spears will be based entirely on how much of a fan of the singer you are. If you are a fan of Britney Spears then this is a great journal of the singer’s career, … Continue reading Framing Britney Spears (2021) Review
The set-up for Escape from New York is so perfect. Manhattan Island is now a prison, run by the prisoners and a freak event causes the President of the United States to crash-land Air Force One right in the middle. … Continue reading Escape from New York (1981) Review
Before everyone knew Jim Carrey’s style of comedy, his performance in Ace Ventura was something brand new. Unhinged, slapstick, chaotic and hilarious, Jim Carrey brought to the screen a character that didn’t have any rooting in any other franchise, series … Continue reading Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994) Review
Once you have gotten past the origin story, established a character true to the comic books and pleased the die-hard fans with your initial interpretation of the character, you can let loose with your superhero movie sequel. That is exactly … Continue reading Spider-Man 2 (2004) Review
There is always a danger with a “classic” that it won’t live up to the hype. Luckily, there was no such danger with Casablanca which tells a perfect, quiet and unassuming war-time story (made more poignant by being shot and … Continue reading Casablanca (1942) Review
Before all of Marvel’s movies were linked and part of some huge master-plan, before every superhero movie felt like an “event” and before there were at least 3 comic book movies a year, Sam Raimi delivered the perfect Spider-Man. Superhero … Continue reading Spider-Man (2002) Review
As with the best thrillers, The Woman in the Window has an impressive and intriguing premise. Agoraphobic Anna, played by Amy Adams, watches as her new neighbours movie in across the street. Suspicious, she keeps an eye on the new … Continue reading The Woman in the Window (2021) Review
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