full review due for publishing in me EDP column
Aardman once again creates a loveable feature for the little one that feels moulded with love in every single plasterscene-stuffed frame. There's no denying that Farmageddon is aimed primarily at audicene members in the single-digit age range, but there's just about enough for older viewers to admire as well.
I can't exactly say that El Camino needed to exist, the almost noteperfect Breaking Bad final season didn't really leave any questions unanswered afterall, but as a two hour epilogue to the series it couldn't really be much better.
Right off the bat, and it probably doesn't need saying but, if you're not a fan of Breaking Bad or have never seen the show, don't even bother with El Camino. This is a direct continuation of the show and is…
Disappointing sequels have been an industry staple for years; however the backlash surrounding The Hangover Part II was surprising. Critics and fans lamented the film for being a “carbon copy” and “a shameless cash in”. The Hangover Part III attempts to deliver a true sequel to the 2009 hit comedy, but unfortunately fails completely.
There is no wedding, no hangover or nobody missing this time around. The Hangover Part III sees the Wolf pack attempting to track down Mr Chow…
An incredible movie in nearly all accepts. A stellar soundtrack combine with a film noir style to create a perfectly realized dark world. An interesting plot with a hint of morality, make the film more than a big brash action movie. Harrison Ford gives a layered performance to bring a likeable but rough character to the screen. Action that is fast and enjoyable but with a brutal edge inline with the films dark world. Maybe it's only flaw is the…
