Tag: action

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    Ben Williams

    A Review of John Wick: Chapter 4

    John Wick: Chapter 4 opens with a bold statement – a match cut that is a direct homage to David Lean’s Lawrence of Arabia. This is an incredibly massive mission statement, and not every film can easily get away with a reference to one of cinema’s undisputed classics, but Chad Stahelski, somehow, gets away with […]

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    Jacob Hando

    Review: The Tomorrow War – an Illogical if Serviceable Action Film

    In the last few years, it seems films sent straight to streaming have replaced films that used to be straight to DVD. These can range from silly concept B-movies to extremely generic action and comedy films, neither of which present themselves as compulsory theatrical experiences. Amazon Prime’s The Tomorrow War is no exception to this […]

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    Ross Holmes

    Nier: Automata’s Genre-Melting Opening Moments

    Ross Holmes discuss why Automata’s opening sequence is so effective for the game.

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    Jacob Hando

    Review: Tenet – Unique, Head-Spinning Cinematic Delight

    Is Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster a success? Jacob Hando reviews.

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    Callum Holgate

    Review: Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition (PC) – Robots, Dinosaurs and Bugs

    Callum Holgate tells us how Horizon handles in its recent PC port.

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    Sam Pegg

    Review: Ghost of Tsushima – A Visually Breathtaking Tale

    Sam Pegg gives Sucker Punch’s most recent release a thorough look.

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    Eduard Gafton

    Review: The Last of Us Part II

    Eduard Gafton takes an extremely thorough look at Naughty Dog’s latest.

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    Ellis Murrell

    Review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters

    Long live the King. Ellis reviews the newest Monsterverse installment.

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    Theo Smith

    Review: Game of Thrones (Season 8, Episode 3)

    Was the Battle of Winterfell worth the wait? Theo Smith reviews.

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    Ellis Murrell

    Review: The Predator

    Is Shane black’s new film one ugly mother******, or does it live up to the original? Ellis Murrell finds out.

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    Tom Wilmot

    Review: Killing Gunther

    Writer Tom takes a look at Arnold Schwarzenegger’s latest movie in which he’s hunted by a group of assassins.

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    Tom Wilmot

    Review: The Commuter

    Writer Tom reviews the latest team-up between Liam Neeson and Jaume Collet-Serra.

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    Tom Wilmot

    Review: Baby Driver

    Edgar Wright’s new movie brings humour excitement and more, Tom reviews.

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    Jordan Brown

    Review: Southern Fury

    Writer Jordan reviews the latest Nicholas Cage release which is thoroughly disappointing in action and performances.