Ty Simpkins
Jurassic World review (Blu-ray)
It's always interesting to return to an idea / concept a decade or two on. When Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park came out in 1993, the CGI dinos were considered revolutionary.
Insidious: Chapter 2 review
The Lambert family are back, again encumbered with ghosties and freaks. Poor Renai (Byrne) is at her wits' end.
Iron Man 3 review
The superhero summer starts here, with lots of whams, plenty of bams and, yes, even a besuited ma'am.
The Next Three Days review (Blu-ray)
How far would you go to keep you family together? That's the basic premise of this drama/thriller from Oscar-winning writer/director Haggis (for 2005's Crash).
The Next Three Days review
How far would you go to keep you family together? That's the basic premise of this drama/thriller from Oscar-winning writer/director Haggis (for 2005's Crash).
Revolutionary Road
I have a niggling feeling that Sam Mendes doesn't like suburbia. In fact I'd go a little further than that, I suspect that he thinks that the American dream is...