The Fox X-Men film series, alongside Blade and Spider-Man, formed part of the foundation of modern superhero cinema, hooking audiences in with a more grounded
Tag: Matthew Vaughn
Argylle (2024) – Review
Just what is it with Matthew Vaughn and spy movies? I mean in a career that started off very firmly in the British gangster movie
Layer Cake (2004) – Review
Once upon a time, long before irreverent Neil Gaiman adaptations, psychotic twelve year-old vigilantes and groovy X-Men movies set in the swinging sixties, Matthew Vaughn
Kick-Ass (2010) – Review
The deconstruction of the superhero genre is hardly a new thing as comics have been taking it apart and putting it back together again as
Argylle – Official Trailer
Universal has released the trailer for Argylle. The greater the spy, the bigger the lie. From the twisted mind of Matthew Vaughn (Kingsman franchise, Kick-Ass)
The King’s Man (2021) – Review
While I consider the first movie a work of subversive genius (yes, even the joke about anal), was anyone really clamouring for a Kingsman prequel
Stardust (2007) – Review
Once upon a time, Matthew Vaughan was chiefly known as Guy Ritchie’s producer, but one day he plopped himself into the director’s chair with the
‘The King’s Man’ – Official Red Band Trailer
20th Century Studios have released a new red band trailer for ‘The King’s Man’, the upcoming third film in the ‘Kingsman’ franchise. Matthew Vaughn returns
‘The King’s Man’ – Legacy Special Look
‘The King’s Man’, the prequel to the ‘Kingsman’ films, has become one of the forgotten films of the pandemic. It has been delayed so much,
First Trailer For ‘The King’s Man’.
Fox have released the first trailer for ‘The King’s Man’, a prequel to the ‘Kingsman’ franchise. Once again directed by Matthew Vaughn, the film stars
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) – Review
Writing 3-star reviews for movies are tough. What you are essentially doing is telling your reader all the bad things that are in the film
X-Men: First Class (2011) – Review
After 20th Century Fox had double dipped failure with the uninspiring threequel Last Stand AND the messy prequel X-Men: Origins, they found their franchise in
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