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Dunkirk follows the true-life event of the Dunkirk beach evacuation during World War Two when 400,000 men were stranded on Dunkirk beach pursued by the Nazi forces which had managed to push back both the British and French troops’ presence in France. Director Christopher Nolan splits the story into three perspectives. We follow on land, sea and air which gives you an experience of all aspects of this tragic historical war event. This film is…

August 21, 2017

Dunkirk Review

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by Sarcastic Bulldog

The Emoji Movie follows the story of the secret world within your smart phone. Emoji’s live to serve their phone’s owner by relaying their Emoji face to the owner's screen, in this case young teenage boy Alex’s phone, and all the Emoji’s live in Textopolis. Each Emoji is supposed to only have their one expression except for Gene (T.J. Miller) who has a ‘defect’ that enables him to express different Emoji expressions instead of just…

August 14, 2017

The Emoji Movie Review

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by Sarcastic Bulldog

Ghost in the shell 2017 is an Americanized adaptation of the classic Japanese anime films based on the equally classic manga series of the same name. It is the near future and Major (Scarlett Johansson) is the first of her kind. A synthetic robotic shell combined with the human brain, Major, is told that her body was damaged in a terrorist attack. Consequently she is put in a synthetic body so she can be cyber-enhanced…

June 02, 2017

Ghost in the Shell Review

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by Sarcastic Bulldog

Going in Style is unsurprisingly yet another Hollywood reboot, of what is considered a beloved 1979 forgotten classic. For once this is a property worth an actual reboot in 2017 and quality well thought out one at that. The story follows three senior men who get screwed over by their workplace (a steel works plant) freezing their pension and leaving them in dire straits as one is close to losing his house and another needs…

May 06, 2017

Going In Style Review

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by Sarcastic Bulldog

Part reboot, part Apocalypse Now homage, part Land That Time Forgot and what do you get? Well, you get Kong: Skull Island, an interesting take on the classic monster movies of yesteryear while taking on more contemporary themes of politics and exploring the worst of humanity while having giant overblown CGI action set pieces with monsters in tow.

April 05, 2017