Tag: Universal

• Atomic Blonde Review – Spy vs spy

  

  See I guess it goes like this. David Leitch co-directs John Wick (uncredited though) with Chad Stahelski. Around the same time Charlize Theron is coming off filming Mad Max: Fury Road and now she got the hard proof of her action chops she moves into production of an adaptation of The Coldest City, a passion…

  E Warren

  August 15, 2017

  Female Filmmakers, Film, Review

  Action, Atomic Blonde, Charlize Theron, Cinema, David Leitch, Denver and Delilah, Film, Films, Focus Features, James McAvoy, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Reviews, Two Stars, Universal

• Despicable Me 3 Review – Stealth minions

  

  This is the first Despicable Me film to launch post Minions.

  E Warren

  July 11, 2017

  Film, Review

  Animation, Cinema, Despicable Me 3, Family, Film, Films, Illumination, Kristen Wiig, Kyle Balda, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Pierre Coffin, Review, Steve Carell, Two Star, Universal

• The Mummy Review – Pan, pan, pan

  

  Time to add Alex Kurtzman to our list of babyman directors. The director of The Mummy has only a single other directing credit to his name, the sorta forgettable family drama People Like Us. Course you’d give him control of the $125 million Tom Cruise action tentpole joint that’s also supposed to be the launching…

  E Warren

  June 16, 2017

  Film, Review

  Action, Alex Kurtzman, Annabelle Wallis, Cinema, Film, Films, Movie, Movies, One Star, Opinion, Review, Reviews, Russell Crowe, Sofia Boutella, The Mummy, Tom Cruise, Universal

• Get Out: Scary funny

  

  Daniel Kaluuya has been in his early twenties for like 10 years now. I guess he’s the sort of actor who you’d look at them online and be surprised to find out they’re actually thirty something. Turns out he’s only twenty seven which makes me feel real small cos that means he was seventeen when…

  E Warren

  March 18, 2017

  Film, POC Filmmakers, Review

  Alison Williams, Blumhouse, Bradley Whitford, Catherine Keener, Cinema, Comedy, Daniel Kaluuya, Film, Five Star, Get Out, Horror, Jordan Peele, Media, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Review, Universal