Note: will be added to regularly. Here it is: the big ol’ list for all of my Short-Take reviews (although probably not very large in reality). Why am I doing one? Nobody truly knows. But hey, you can find them all here, those random movies I’ll just do a review for on a whim after seeing. Behold….
Your Guide to 2019 in Film
2018 is over. No more. Just a faint fingerprint upon the dusty handrail of time (which is a surprisingly dark and openly interpreted metaphor). Well, for me at the time of writing this it’s December, so in reality it isn’t over yet. But by the time this is released, 2018 may – or may not…
An awesome trailer edit: No Time to Die (John Wick Chapter 3 Style)
Enjoy this fantastic trailer edit created by a friend of mine, and for more great edits subscribe to his YouTube channel komixkaze1702. 🙂
Black Widow – (F9 Super Bowl TV Spot Style)
Here’s another amazing trailer edit from a friend of mine. He’s incredibly talented at creating these style-trailers, and such talent should definitely be seen. If you enjoy the edit, go and subscribe to his YouTube channel komixkaze1702 for more brilliant content in the near future. 🙂
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (The Mandalorian Style) – A fantastic trailer edit
Above you can watch an amazing trailer edit created by a friend of mine. It’s The Rise of Skywalker trailer footage edited to the music of The Mandalorian, and the end result is awesome. His YouTube channel is komixkaze1702, so please go and subscribe to that for more brilliant trailer mash-ups like this one. 🙂
Joker Spoiler-Free Review: Phoenix is mesmeric in a fresh reinvention of the character
SPOILER FREE Unquestionably, the critical response to Todd Phillips’ immense and unflinching character study Joker has been surprisingly divisive. Initial screenings vivaciously lauded the film as being ‘ground-breaking’ and a ‘masterpiece’, so much so that it emerged from the Venice Film Festival with the coveted Golden Lion award given to the best picture. However, the effervescent…
An Amazing Joker Edit!
Here’s a trailer edit created by a friend of mine which I think is brilliantly compiled. It’s a mash-up with the music from the first trailer from Godzilla: King of the Monsters and footage from the new Joker movie (which has thankfully received a glowing critical reception based on early reviews). It gels together wonderfully, and I…
The Boys Spoiler Free Review: Brutal, Darkly Comical and Eerily timely, The Boys is Fresh and Awesome
SPOILER FREE REVIEW When describing The premise for The Boys with painstaking simplicity, it’s a truly difficult challenge due to the many layers and plotlines threaded throughout the show. At face value, it appears to be a Superhero show, although don’t let that fool you into counting it as family entertainment (this show is shockingly…
Hobbs and Shaw Spoiler Free Review: Giddy and Absurd Escapist Entertainment that thrives on the chemistry of its leads
SPOILER FREE REVIEW The Fast and Furious economic machine is one which puzzles me. Every movie seems to up the stakes and absurdity of the last, whilst nevertheless feeling like virtually the same movie as its predecessor, complete with explosions, muscly bald men, objectifying shots of women, and more and more leaning on comic bickering as a…
Cats Trailer Review (by my Sister)
This year, from director Tom Hooper we are being given the film adaptation of Cats the musical; the Broadway classic will be released on the 20th December. However, the movie’s first trailer (revealed a few weeks ago), which gave us our first glimpses of the Cats appearances, choreography and cast, has stirred up mixed opinions…
Phase 4
Allow your imagination to paint a vivid mental picture: I’m asleep, dozing silently away and having a bizarre dream about nightmarish cat-people. Eventually, my alarm starts blaring, offering sweet release from cat-James-Corden’s clutches, but also bringing an end to my blissful sleep. However, instead of burying my head deep beneath my pillow in an act of…
The Lion King Review: Visually Resplendent and Enjoyable, this remake takes the Hakuna Matata approach of not veering too far away from the Original
BE PREPARED! NOT FOR A REWARDING VERSION OF THAT MUSICAL NUMBER, BUT FOR THE MINOR SPOILERS THAT WILL OCCUR IN THIS ARTICLE This review will be notably take a detour away from my traditional formula in leaning slightly into where the light doesn’t touch: spoiler territory. The reason for this is because everyone has seen The…
Cinema Vault 