Irwin M. “Fletch” Fletcher (Jon Hamm) arrives back in the U.S. on the search for his fiancée’s stolen art collection only to find a dead body in the apartment he has rented. Accused of murder he continues to investigate the stolen art whilst simultaneously trying to clear his name. Confess, Fletch is the third film … Continue reading Confess, Fletch
Crimes of the Future is batshit crazy and the absolute epitome of a David Cronenberg film. Unfortunately for me it was also one of his virtually unwatchable art projects. Read on with the knowledge that I will in no way be able to do the insanity of this project any justice. At some point in … Continue reading Crimes Of The Future
Set across three timelines we witness the events that shaped Neil McCauley’s philosophy to life in 1988, the immediate aftermath of his crews bank robbery in 1995 and Chris Shiherlis escape to Paraguay and the inevitable collision of the outcomes of those events in Los Angeles 2000. Michael Mann has expressed his interest in making … Continue reading Heat 2
King T’Challa is dead and Wakanda mourns for him. Other world powers concerned with the instability this might bring are seeking vibranium for themselves as a way to ensure they could match Wakanda’s military might. But this search wakes another powerful country that to this point had remained hidden. Ryan Coogler had an unenviable position … Continue reading Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Stanley Sugarman (Adam Sandler) is an ex-pro basketball player turned scout. Having worked for the Philadelphia 76ers for the past thirty years he has the utmost support and respect of owner Rex Merrick (Robert Duvall) who is finally rewarding him with an assistant coach position. That is until Rex sadly passes away leaving his son … Continue reading Hustle
Enola Holmes (Millie Bobby Brown) returns as a detective for hire and her first case involves the disappearance of Sarah Chapman (Hannah Dodd), a woman who works in a match factory. The conspiracy she uncovers will cross paths with the case that her brother Sherlock (Henry Cavill) is working on and require some assistance from … Continue reading Enola Holmes 2
5,000 years ago the Middle Eastern country of Kahndaq witnessed the superhero Teth-Adam (Dwayne Johnson) free them from a tyrant king before disappearing. Now under the rule of mercenaries Kahndaq sees the return of Teth-Adam who sees no reason to keep the oppressors of his country alive. Black Adam is a bizarre film. It features … Continue reading Black Adam
After Randal (Jeff Anderson) has a heart attack the realisation that he has not done anything with his life prompts him to make a movie. Enlisting Dante (Brian O’Halloran), Jay (Jason Mewes), Silent Bob (Kevin Smith) and other friends to help him document the life of a Quick Stop Clerk he sets out to leave … Continue reading Clerks 3
Lynsey (Jennifer Lawrence) suffered a traumatic brain injury when her convoy was blown up by an IED in Afghanistan. On her return we see her work through her rehabilitation to relearn how to use her body and mind before she heads home to New Orleans. New Orleans holds as many painful memories for her as … Continue reading Causeway
Demon brothers Wendell (Keegan Michael-Key) and Wild (Jordan Peele) persuade the teenage Kat (Lyric Ross) to become their Hellmaiden and summon them to the world of the living so that they can build their dream theme park. Henry Selick has not directed a film since 2009 masterpiece Coraline. His latest is co-written with Jordan Peele … Continue reading Wendell & Wild
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