Rango - Movie Review

Before 2011 a movie starring Johnny Depp being directed by Gore Verbinski would mean only one thing; there is a new Pirates of the Caribbean in town. Ironically there is, 'On Stranger Tides' hitting cinema screens a couple of months after animated adventure 'Rango,' however this is 2011, and the Depp-Verbinski team has moved on from the Caribbean to the West of America to create one of the most unique animated movies to exit the Hollywood conveyor belt in many a year.

Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - Movie Review

I've always thought that a pirate is very set in his ways. No matter how much he claims that he is quitting his quest for gold, no matter how changed a man he is, he will always feel the need to plunder, pillage and steal those shiny pieces of eight. In a sense they are very much men who have one path and one path only, for all eternity. It is these words that ring so ironically true in this, the fourth of the 'Caribbean' franchise starring Johnny Depp as drunkard and all round action-hero pirate Jack Sparrow (Shouldn't there be a captain in there, somewhere?)

Never Let Me Go - Movie Review

'Never Let Me Go' is a strange movie... Despite boasting the finest in young british acting talent with Carey Mulligan, Keira Knightley & Andrew Garfield leading the way, it felt so much like a television drama from what I had seen and heard beforehand that as I sat down in my chair it baffled me to be watching it on a cinema screen rather than on my sofa at home.

Fringe - My Interview With John Noble

(Taken from SpoilerTV)
Hey Guys,

Just a few minutes ago I finished up a conference call with John Noble and a few of our Fringe friends from across the web, and I'm delighted to say that I managed to get some air-time with John and ask him a couple of questions.

Fringe - 3.20 6:02AM E.S.T Review

Talk about a set-up.
Everything about Fringe's three-to-go finale was there to send your tease-buds crazy but not give you anything juicy... yet. It had Sam Weiss, Machines turning operational, Peter's (not so successful) moment of heroism, Walternate reminding us he's evil and Walter's confession yet it was always throwing us bones and then not letting us fetch them. That's not to say I wasn't a fan of the episode, it certainly had me on the edge of my seat. (or at least the lying in bed equivalent)

Fringe - 3.19 Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Review

Continuing from yesterday on my Fringe review catchup, I turn my attention to last weeks episode, perhaps the most crazy and unique Fringe episode to air so far. And yes, I say that whilst also considering the musical, cult detective trip that was Brown Betty.

Fringe - 3.18 Bloodline Review

This has been a long time in the making, and I can only apologise for the tardiness of my review of Fringe's 18th episode of it's third season; Bloodline. The fantastic news of Fringe's renewal for season four around the time that the show took a trip over there to delve deeper into the mythology of Fauxlivia and her new baby bump saw all the fans take a huge sigh of relief and sit back and watch the action unfold fear-free.

The Adjustment Bureau - Movie Review

The Adjustment Bureau is an enigma to me. Made out by the trailers as a film that is Inception meets The Bourne Trilogy I had high hopes of an action thriller that had a certain level of intelligence and an exhilarating story that pulled the audience along at a frenetic pace and had me thinking once I had left the cinemas.

The Fighter - Movie Review

It seems like every year there is at least one sporting movie which makes the critics salivate and the awards organisers excited; it's been Wrestling and American Football the past two years and now has returned to boxing as the sporting movie event of the year.

Birthday Today! Met Matthew Fox Yesterday! New Content Is Coming Soon!

Hey Guys,

Been a busy month or so with a new job and planning out a few things, and my birthday is today, and I plan to catch up on every review I'm behind on in the next few weeks.

Thought the LOST fans would like to know that I went to see 'In A Forest Dark And Deep' last night and it was a brilliant play, and I even grabbed a quick chat and Autograph from Matthew Fox. You can see the moment below!



Hope everyone is well, I'll be back soon!

Adam

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