The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard starts with bodyguard Michael Bryce ‘graduating’ from counselling and attempting to go on a nice relaxing Mediterranean holiday. However, while relaxing assassin Darius’s wife Sonia (Salma Hayek) crashes the beach. She’s been sent by her partner Darius Kincaid (Samuel L Jackson) to rescue him. Michael remains unlicensed and on his therapist’s … [Read more...] about Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard – Film Review
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Bad Boys For Life – Film Review
"All our lives we've been bad boys. Now it's time to be good men." And with that line of dialogue - one of many groan-inducing but perfectly on-brand nuggets that the Chris Bremner/Peter Craig/Joe Carnahan-penned script drops throughout - Bad Boys For Life very much presents itself as exactly the type of movie you expect it to be. It's something that the ageing Marcus … [Read more...] about Bad Boys For Life – Film Review
Frozen II – Film Review
Given how much coin 2013's Frozen banked during its theatrical run (a neat $1.2 billion, if you don't mind), the swag of awards it accumulated (an Oscar for Best Animated Feature for one), and the chart-topping ear-worm that was "Let It Go" that it produced, a sequel seemed inevitable. In fact, Disney would have to be close to insanity to not even consider a second go-around, … [Read more...] about Frozen II – Film Review
Doctor Sleep – Film Review
Screenwriter/director Mike Flanagan already has a proven relationship with author Stephen King having successfully adapted Gerald's Game into a particularly unsettling feature. And, of course, he's no stranger to navigating the nature of a haunted dwelling with the acclaimed The Haunting of Hill House series under his belt also. It would seem to reason then that the horror … [Read more...] about Doctor Sleep – Film Review
Zombieland: Double Tap – Film Review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUW5ZYwk2zQ Ten years is a hefty period of time to wait for a sequel. In addition to whether or not audiences are still clamoring for a second telling, you have the interim variables of how humour can evolve, the potential changes in terms of social and political climates, and if any of the original cast are still considered on the same level … [Read more...] about Zombieland: Double Tap – Film Review