Reviews
Film Review: Avengers Assemble
We’ve been building up to this for years and now it’s finally here: Joss Whedon’s take on Marvel’s classic superhero team, Avengers Assemble (known everywhere else as The Avengers), is a thrilling and highly entertainin...
Review: Trials Evolution
Trials Evolution, a no holds barred thrill ride that has certainly evolved from its predecessor, easily becoming one of the most addictively fun and sadistic games ever to hit the Xbox Live Arcade. Veteran fans of the series wi...
Review: Fez
From the soothing opening synthesizer chords gracing the title screen, Fez presents itself as something unique. In the land of squares, the cube is king! It’s hard not to consider the development history of the title, and wit...
Review: Top Gun Hard Lock
On March 3, 1969 the United States Navy established an elite school for the top one percent of its pilots. Its purpose was to teach the lost art of aerial combat and to insure that the handful of men who graduated were the best...
Film Review: Lockout
The world needs Guy Pearce to make more films. FACT! Over the past few years he has been popping up in an eclectic mix of roles. Pearce has always been great even in the lowest quality films such as the floppy haired disaster...
Film Review: Gone
Amanda Seyfried is back to remind us that her career is very much alive, this time as Jill. A survivor of a harrowing kidnapping which turned this apparently normal girl into an aggressive, often violent, paranoid young woman w...
Film Review: Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Having directed previous easy-to-digest, standard romantic fare such as Chocolat and Dear John, one can know what to expect with Lasse Hallström’s Salmon Fishing in the Yemen. It is a simple work, bizarrely surrounding fish ...
Review: Kinect Star Wars
Now that the Kinect has more than a year under its belt, we’re finally starting to see a true second wave of games for the device that attempt to push the envelope even further. Recent releases such as Kinect Rush: A Disn...
Film Review: Battleship
A given fact at a glance here is that Hasbro owe a lot to Michael Bay (sound effects apparently unique to Transformers are even repeated here), with Battleship the toy conglomerate stake out beyond G.I. Joe to establish a brand...
Film Review: The Cabin in the Woods
The Cabin in the Woods is an intriguing and humorous satire of the horror genre, doing what Scream did for slasher flicks for the cabin-based horror film. We’ve seen it all before in these films – The Evil Dead, Cabin Fever...
