Total Recall (2012) – Movie Review
It’s hard to believe that Paul Verhoeven’s 1990 original Total Recall with Arnold Schwarzenegger was released more than 35 years ago. How does the 2012 remake stack up?
The Last House on the Left (2009) – Movie Review
I never saw the original video nasty version of The Last House on the Left from 1972, but I did see some of the others from back in the day, and generally, I wasn’t really impressed by them, so I…
Carnage – Movie Review
With a brilliant cast & performances, Carnage is a great watch if you’re looking for something 90 mins or less where the adults are worse than the kids!
Toy Story 3 – Review
One of the best, most enjoyable movies of 2010 & still regarded one of the best movie sequels ever. Read this classic Toy Story 3 Review.
Mike’s Micro Movie Reviews – Episode 2
We Bought A Zoo Been looking forward to this for a while. I’m a big fan of director Cameron Crowe (and friend of Pearl Jam) for his documentary on them and the grungey movie Singles from the 90s… Matt Damon…
Mike’s Micro Movie Reviews – Episode 1
This is the first instalment of Mike’s Micro Movie Reviews, brought to you by my good friend Michael Court. Like me, Michael likes to watch as many movies as his busy life will allow. He loves to write up brief…
Taken – Movie Review
Taken with Liam Neeson is one for action and thriller fans and still worth coming back to even if you were late to the party like me.
Predators – Movie Review
Predators literally opens with Adrien Brody awakening from a very deep sleep in mid-free-fall. Talk about getting out the wrong side of the bed! His parachute opens automatically near the ground. With absolutely no idea where he is, he…
Martha Marcy May Marlene – Movie Review
This bleak but compelling drama with Elizabeth Olsen is not exactly a bundle of joy, so don’t watch it if you’re in the mood for a comedy. But it is a high-quality film that is worthy of your time. Olsen’s…
How To Train Your Dragon – Movie Review
How to Train Your Dragon is a great family adventure movie for all ages. Even grown-ups can enjoy this one with their kids.
