Robots fails to deliver humour on multiple levels, either falling flat or resorting to an unfortunate and occasionally aggressive tone. While the foundation of the story, inspired by Robert Sheckley’s 1973 short story “The Robot Who Looked Like Me,” carries some amusement, the screenplay by Ant Hines and Casper Christensen struggles to capture that humour. The details of the plot progressively feel like a series of missteps. Continue reading Robots (2023) Review
The remake of Ron Shelton’s 1992 mismatched buddy movie about a duo of basketball hustlers who reluctantly join forces is undeniably sleek, undemanding, and enjoyable. However, one does struggle to discern the purpose behind its entire creation. Continue reading White Men Can’t Jump (2023) Review
The concept of the multiverse is currently in the spotlight, and it’s debatable whether the decision to follow Marvel’s “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” with “Everything Everywhere All at Once” was reckless or brilliant. Nevertheless, this film, despite having a fraction of the budget, showcases a true understanding of the infinite possibilities. It exists in the outer realms of imagination, where lucid dreaming and liminal spaces converge. Continue reading Everything Everywhere All At Once Review
In the realm of tabletop gaming, there exists a captivating fantasy adventure known as “Dungeons & Dragons.” This immersive game revolves around a self-proclaimed master storyteller known as the “Dungeon Master.” Within the confines of this imaginative world, daring exploits and thrilling quests take shape, allowing competing teams of players to embody a myriad of fantastical beings, ranging from graceful elves to cunning gnomes and formidable half-orcs. Continue reading Dungeons And Dragons Review
Back in 2009 J. J. Abrams’ successfully rebooted the Star Trek franchise with its impressive visuals but sacrifices intellectual depth, and while I enjoyed his take on the sci-fi genre it was another film that won my heart back in 2009. Duncan Jones’ debut film, Moon, harked back to the thoughtful science fiction of the ’70s and ’80s, exploring humanity’s role in the universe. Continue reading Moon Review
Is Murder Mystery 2 able to capture some of the fun campy magic of the first instalment? Find out here… Continue reading Murder Mystery 2 Review
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