The Adjustment Bureau – Review
A Sci-Fi thriller with Matt Damon & Emily Blunt based on a Philip K. Dick short, that both surprised and delighted – The Adjustment Bureau – Review

A Sci-Fi thriller with Matt Damon & Emily Blunt based on a Philip K. Dick short, that both surprised and delighted – The Adjustment Bureau – Review

Paul W.S. Anderson is up to his old mediocre best again with another of his dumb action movies made for the teenage masses. Death Race is typical Jason Statham material; anyone who thinks The Transporter films are amazing (believe it…
Recently I posted some of my thoughts on the recent Amazon Comedy Pilot Episodes for Zombieland and Alpha House as well as the concept of the pilot scheme itself. I only got chance to watch a handful of these pilot…
Yesterday I posted some of my thoughts on the recent Amazon Comedy Pilot episode of the Zombieland TV Series. Needless to say, I was probably more impressed with the concept of Amazon opening up these shows to streaming audiences to…

Okay, so it was a few months back now, but Amazon/LoveFilm were running a Pilot season where you could stream a bunch of new 20-30 minute comedy shorts, then submit your feedback and influence which ones get made into a…
It may have been a while since the last episode of Mike’s Micro Movie Reviews, but he has still been busy watching movies over the December-January period. Here’s a selection of some of his recent viewings. Argo Argo Glad this…

Catfish is an utterly compelling documentary film that has since gone on to spawn a successful spin-off TV series. Find out where it all began in this Catfish – Documentary Film Review.

It’s the year 2042, time-travel hasn’t been invented yet, but in thirty years time, it will have been.

Three blokes discuss time travel in the pub then discover a time porthole in the gent’s toilets and skip through time on a quirky adventure (like you do).
The Woman in Black with Daniel Radcliffe The Woman In Black Hmm… NEVER go to a city centre movie theatre at 14:00 on a Saturday afternoon to see a 12A film! The worst audience I’ve ever known for annoying chav…