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When an unconventional team of antiheroes find themselves in a death trap, together they must embark on a dangerous mission which will see them come face to face with the darkest moments of their pasts.
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Continue reading “Thunderbolts* (2025) Review”
Daniel Craig reflects on his fifteen year time period as James Bond, which covers across the different films and the announcement of him becoming 007.
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*Original Title* – Being James Bond
Continue reading “Being James Bond: The Daniel Craig Story (2021) Review”
A look back at the life of Natasha Romanoff and how she became Black Widow, focusing mainly on her time between Civil War and Infinity War in the wider Marvel Universe.
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Continue reading “Black Widow (2021) Review”
When a huge cyber-attack hits London and the UK it reveals all of the active undercover agents. Johnny English must come out of retirement and go old school to find the mastermind hacker behind these attacks.
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Continue reading “Johnny English Strikes Again (2018) Review”
James Bond must unravel the mysterious organisation to whom Mr White is part of, whilst also trying to get over losing Vesper.
Jack Harper is assigned to Earth to extract its remaining resources after it was abandoned after a war took place in 2017. But everything is not as it seems when Jack still has flashbacks from his life 60 years earlier . . .
Tim Burton‘s big-screen adaptation of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street is leading the nominations for the 2009 Empire magazine film awards.
The musical is up for five prizes including Burton for best director, Johnny Depp for best actor and Helena Bonham Carter for best actress, while also receiving nods in the soundtrack and horror categories.
Depp will battle it out for the best actor title alongside Daniel Day Lewis (There Will Be Blood), Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man), Christian Bale (The Dark Knight) and Daniel Craig (Quantum Of Solace).
Bonham-Carter will vie for the best actress statuette with Angelina Jolie (Changeling), Ellen Page (Juno), Sally Hawkins (Happy-Go-Lucky) and Olga Kurylenko (Quantum Of Solace).
There Will Be Blood, No Country For Old Men, The Dark Knight, Iron Man and Wall-e will go head to head for the best film prize.
The ceremony will take place at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel on 29 March.
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