https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykm0wWnzFY8 Originally conceived in 1997, the concept for Gemini Man has been languishing in development hell for the better part of 20 years, with a who's who of top-tier (at the time, at least) Hollywood leading men being attached at one point or another; Harrison Ford, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Sean … [Read more...] about Gemini Man – Film Review
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Rambo: Last Blood – Film Review
Operating less as a Rambo movie and more a generic actioner molded in a similar manner to Liam Neeson's surprisingly fruitful Taken, Last Blood is far from the operatic swan song a character of this ilk deserves. There's an unfortunate irony here that Sylvester Stallone's once high-and-mighty John Rambo has been subjected to headlining a low-rent title such as this, one that … [Read more...] about Rambo: Last Blood – Film Review
The Kitchen – Film Review
I should probably get this pun out of the way before we go any further: The Kitchen does indeed suffer from too many cooks in, well, you see where i'm heading with this... For a film that had evident fruitful backing from a major studio, an intriguing premise, and a sizeable A-list cast, it's a downright shame that The Kitchen can't mesh its ingredients together in a manner … [Read more...] about The Kitchen – Film Review
Angel Has Fallen – Film Review
The third entrant in what I can only assume we're referring to as "The Fallen Trilogy", Angel Has Fallen very much operates as its own, 1980's-type actioner that works for both audiences familiar with the previous entries - 2013's Olympus Has Fallen and 2016's London Has Fallen - and those unversed. After thwarting a duo of prior assassination attempts on the President of the … [Read more...] about Angel Has Fallen – Film Review
Stuber – Film Review
Much like the statistic for most comedies wherein not every joke entirely lands, Stuber, as a whole, is a buddy comedy actioner that doesn't work, but it's certainly not for a lack of trying. Hoping to utilise the chemistry of unlikely co-players Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista, Stuber seems to place itself on auto-pilot with the intention that the proven comedic talents … [Read more...] about Stuber – Film Review