Ken Watanabe

While thin on narrative and the human element, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is an adrenaline-fuelled and monstrous tour de force that ultimately proves the franchise is in good hands

While thin on narrative and the human element, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is an adrenaline-fuelled and monstrous tour de force that ultimately proves the franchise is in good hands

Defying expectations, a decades-long curse is finally shattered as Detective Pikachu brings Pokemon to Western shores in a way both humorous and respectful

Thanks to Paramount, we have THREE copies of Transformers: The Last Knight on Blu-ray to give away

Transformers. Robots in franchise... Yep. They're back. Again. They're loud. Again. And people will go and see it in droves. Again... 

It is, in my opinion, a rarity for a populist Hollywood film to be viewed as a measure of great filmmaking, upon which all other films should be judged, but...

It is, in my opinion, a rarity for a populist Hollywood film to be viewed as a measure of great filmmaking, upon which all other films should be judged, but...

After the mixed bag of Flags of Our Fathers – intriguing but soulless – the idea of a ‘sequel’, to make Clint Eastwood’s study of Iwo Jima something of a...