After an extended leave of absence, and thanks to the critical success of the immensely satisfying comeback of Rocky Balboa, Stallone’s OTHER iconic character returns
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Rambo III (1988) – Review
When Sylvester Stallone puts his mind to it his screenplays are timely and full of conscience, be it the tackling intercity poverty or the fate
Coco (2017) – Review
I’ll just say it.From around 2010 to 2016, Pixar had been what you’d politely dub: a tad uneven. For every Inside Out that fired the
Blade II (2002) – Review
The face breaking, vamp steaking, take-no-shit Daywalker has returned.That’s right, Blade, otherwise known as Wesley Snipes’ calmer and more mild mannered alter ego, is back
Willow (1988) – Review
Consider the fate of Willow, the fantasy collaboration between George Lucas and Ron Howard. Essentially the high concept fusing of Star Wars and Tolken-esque, Lord
Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) – Review
It starts with an explosion. It’s literally the first thing you see and hear. The first of many – as you’d expect from a film
First Blood (1982) – Review
Before the cartoon patriotism and exploding arrow heads consumed the franchise as it crept deeper into the 80’s there was First Blood; quite possibly the
Fast And Furious Presents: Hobbs And Shaw (2019) – Review
Before we get into the bulge and muscle of the Fast & Furious franchise’s first, honest-to-gosh, spinoff; a quick side bar…In an interview with the
Cars 3 (2017) – Review
What the hell is it with Pixar’s stubborn obsession with pushing Cars sequels down our collective throats?Surely it they can’t need the money as Pixar’s
Fantastic Four (2005) – Review
There’s a prevailing theory that all you have to do to make a great comic book movie is keep it as close to the source
Batman: The Movie (1966) – Review
Holy crackpot! There’s a theory I’ve had for a while now that determines how mature you are based on your understanding and enjoyment of the
Ghost Rider (2007) – Review
Not unlike an attractive, yet dull, twentysomething sporting a stylish haircut and a good body, Johnny Blaze’s flaming skulled alter ego seems to have mostly
Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers (1989) – Review
To be brutally honest, Halloween 5 should have been a slam dunk.After all the pleasantly enjoyable Halloween 4 did all the heavy lifting (bringing Michael
Stuber (2019) – Review
Believe it or not, when putting together an action buddy comedy movie there are more important things to worry about than car chases and explosions;
The Lego Batman Movie (2017) – Review
It’s remarkably telling that the best Batman movie in nine years has come, not from the DC’s own cinematic universe, but from those Lego guys.
Piranha (1978) – Review
Super-producer Roger Corman was never one to let an easy buck pass him by so when Jaws scored huge at the box office he was
Spider-Man: The Dragon’s Challenge (1981) – Review
As the third and final Spider-Man 70’s movie swung around, I guess the producers figured a change of scenery was in order. So off we
Spider-Man Strikes Back (1978) – Review
Nicolas Hammond and his breathtaking, voluminous hair returns in the second movie amalgamation of the 70’s TV series, (reconfigured to feature length in order to
Spider-Man (1977) – Review
Watching the repeated attempts of Marvel to desperately realise the pantheon of their much-loved characters during the procession of squirm inducing TV movies during the
Dr. Strange (1978) – Review
It’s easy to look at the comic book movies that came out between 1998 and 2008 that didn’t quite make the grade and mock their
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