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When you find out that a movie is directed by Michael Bay, you know you are in for a high octane action flick with explosions... lots of explosions... And when you are going to see
When you find out that a movie is directed by Michael Bay, you know you are in for a high octane action flick with explosions... lots of explosions... And when you are going to see
'A group of strangers find themselves locked in a confined space together and hope to puzzle their way out in order to survive' is not exactly a new premise. Decent examples include Cube, which managed
We never find out why or how, but the world's population has been wiped out entirely and turned the planet into a poisonous wasteland. Apparently, some of humanity had anticipated this and created a a
We have seen quite a few movies set in a bleak dystopian future in recent times. Captive State sees the population living in a surveillance state following an alien invasion that took place a decade
Neeson plays Nels Coxman, a snowplough driver who loses his son to a drug overdose. Convinced his son wasn't a druggie, Coxman sets out to find out what happened and soon finds himself in a
Directed by Jen McGowan, Rust Creek shows that it doesn't necessarily take a big budget to tell an engaging story. There are two heroes in this movie: the protagonist Sawyer (Hermione Corfield) and the cinematography
Keanu Reeves may not exactly be a great character actor, but he has made some Most Excellent movies (sorry...) and his recent success in the John Wick universe confirms he can play the right kind
Tina (Eva Melander) is an unprepossessing customs officer at a an international ferry port; she looks different from other people due to a chromosome flaw as she will explain. She also has a unique talent
It sounded so promising; a fantasy adaptation with a screenplay by Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, who together also wrote the screenplays for the Lord of the Rings trilogy. A small caveat -
One day as Jong-su (Ah-in Yoo) is delivering a package, he runs into Hae-mi (Jong-seo Yun), a girl who tells him they grew up together. He doesn’t recognise her but she explains she has had