Marvel’s Ant-Man is no cinematic small fry
Marvel takes a page from the Guardians of the Galaxy playbook and produces another entertaining hit… continue reading
Sci-Fi
Jurassic World’s dinosaurs may have evolved, but mankind and the subplots have not
The Park is open once more in ‘Jurassic World.’ John Hammond’s dream of having a fully functional dinosaur island attraction has finally been realized – and it packs a powerful nostalgic punch, even if the film isn’t perfect… continue reading
Jupiter Ascending blasts on to Blu-ray
If you skipped ‘Jupiter Ascending’ on the big screen, bring it home now to marvel in all of its visual and aural glories… continue reading
Tomorrowland is big and beautiful, but empty
‘Tomorrowland’ is a gorgeous film from beginning to end, but the endless plot hole in a two-hour-plus movie leaves you wanting more by the time it ends… continue reading
Mad Max Fury Road is the fastest and most furious action film of the year
George Miller has taken the art of action filmmaking to new levels of genius, and Tom Hardy is brilliant as both an action hero and the film’s beating heart… continue reading
Avengers: Age of Ultron’s story gets lost amid the action
‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ roars onto the screen with almost non-stop action, but lacks a bit in the storytelling… continue reading
Ex Machina scares you in exactly the right way :: purely and existentially
‘Ex Machina’ is the perfect blend of sci-fi optimism and sci-fi horror, and making us question just what is humanity… continue reading