When going to see a film, that happens to be a sequel, it’s never a good thing when you have nearly no memory of the first film. In fact, the only thing I do remember of the first film was that it starred Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, with the latter going out with the…
Tastes can vary greatly, and this includes anything really, be it music, TV, film, and anything else where someone can pick one thing over another. Actors and actresses aren’t immune to this, and often comedians get it the worst, as either you think they are funny or not, and if not, then anything they do…
At this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival I was only able to check out a couple of films due to an extreme lack of money, but with my reviewing work I’ve been invited to check out a whole heap of those films as they slowly get theatre releases here. The festival only had a…
Great movies are normally great for a reason. They are able to ‘bottle the lightning’ and come up with a unique idea that resonates with the audience of the time. To be a classic movie, however, the film needs to make an impact with audiences over many different decades, and although the clothes and hair…
With Halloween fast approaching, I thought it was time to check out a few classic horror films, so I got my hands on the 1968 Night Of The Living Dead, and what I thought was the 1985 Day Of The Dead, which are movies one and three of horror king George A. Romero’s classic series…
In the past I’ve kept away from a lot of Jackie Chan’s American films as they pretty much never do him justice. There have been the odd exception with the bigger budget films like the Rush Hour and Shanghai series of films, which are actually pretty good, but other than that I do try to…
Being a big fan of any original film means when it’s remade, you tend to walk a delicate balance of not overly comparing it to the new one and not letting that detract your opinion too much. On the other hand, you love that film for a reason, and if the remake just doesn’t live…
