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Blacklight (Movie Review)

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Who would have thought Liam Neeson (Schindler’s List 1993, Taken 2008) would take Bruce Willis’ place as the everyman action hero? The one with acting chops to go with the physical ones to elevate otherwise ho-hum Action flicks. Willis is now a few steps away ... Read More

Uncharted (Movie Review)

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Uncharted! It was the reason to fork out $599 on a PS3 back in 2007. Then Naughty Dog’s game got sequels that generally improved on its formula of pirate-shooting, treasure-grabbing and tomb raiding. Its cinematic set pieces, direction and often charming writing made it a ... Read More

Death on the Nile (Movie Review)

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If anyone thought 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express was the last people would see of Kenneth Branagh (Wild Wild West 1999, Thor 2011) as Hercule Poirot, then, uh, woops? Just like in the 1970s, Death on the Nile follows its train-based predecessor, shifting the ... Read More

Marry Me (Movie Review)

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February means Valentines Day, and Valentines Day means love…unless one is in a place where Valentines is not a thing, or does not go for the whole holiday thing. But still, love is in the air, and that means cards, flowers, and Romcoms. Which is ... Read More

Spider-Man: No Way Home (Movie Review)

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Remember when Spider-Man: No Way Home nearly got left on the drawing board? That was a weird few weeks. Turns out the deal Disney and Sony had to produce Spider-Man films together ran out, meaning the two companies would have left their MCU Spider-Man on ... Read More

No Time to Die (Film Review)

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James Bond is back and, for the last time, is played by Daniel Craig (Tomb Raider 2001, Layer Cake 2004). He has made a mark for himself in the role, despite criticism in 2005 that he was too blonde and blue-eyed to be Bond. Now ... Read More