As Jake (Sam Worthington), Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) and their extended family try to deal with the grief of losing eldest son and brother Neteyam a new enemy emerges. An aggressive Na’vi tribe known as The Ash People led by the fearsome Varang (Oona Chaplin) form an alliance with Colonel Quaritch (Stephen Lang) in an effort … Continue reading Avatar: Fire And Ash
Let's talk Oscars! The ceremony will be live (on ITV if you are in the UK like me) tonight and is set to be one of the more unpredictable years for some time. Just for some context here is who has won the big awards so far this year: Cannes - Palme d'Or - Anora … Continue reading Oscars 2025 Predictions
A Mexican Cartel boss approaches an under appreciated lawyer with an unbelievable demand. Secretly arrange gender reassignment surgery for him, fake their death and relocate his wife and children without anyone knowing. Accept and be rich or decline and die. Emelia Perez is an outlandish film. The plot line synopsis above only covers the first … Continue reading Emilia Perez
When Rocket Raccoon’s (Bradley Cooper) past threatens his life the Guardians Of The Galaxy rally together to save him. For me, Guardians Of The Galaxy (2014) is the best film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its sequel, despite some naysayers dislike for its villain is incredibly good whilst not quite living up to the original’s … Continue reading Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
Whilst Jake (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) have been building a family on Pandora the humans they defeated in the original film have fled, regrouped and returned with one thing on their mind; colonising Pandora and quelling the native threat. Jake decides the best course of action is to flee. Knowing that his nemesis … Continue reading Avatar: The Way Of Water
Switching between New York 1933 and Amsterdam 1918 we are told the story of how a doctor, a lawyer and a rich bohemian meet, become best friends, find themselves accused of murder and uncover a political plot so outrageous it would be hard to believe. But as the opening title card says, “A lot of … Continue reading Amsterdam
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