DEEP/DIVE – Taken (2008)
In the first instalment of FilmBunker’s DEEP/DIVE, Owen looks back at the glorious absurdity of Liam Neeson in ‘Taken’ ten years after its U.S. release.
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Dragon Ball Super: Broly – Review
The Dragon Ball saga continues with ‘Dragon Ball Super: Broly’. What can we expect aside from drawn-out fight scenes and powerful animated explosions? Kelsey reviews.
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World – Review
After watching the third instalment of the ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ series, Ciaran is both sad that it’s over, but happy it happened. Read her review here.
The Kid Who Would Be King – Review
Over the years, we have been exposed to a slew of terribly written King Arthur stories, making the legend a bit of a curse for filmmakers. Could the future of this mythological figure rest in… a twelve-year-old boy? Ciaran reviews.
Captain Marvel – Trailer Talk
After its first two trailers garnered mixed reception, Marvel’s third trailer for Captain Marvel focuses less on the CGI and gives us more insight into Carol Danvers as a character.
Creed II – Review
Matthew Lind is used to being punched, but not by movies. Except for Boss Baby, but that was a weird exception where they got you to sign a consent thing. Anyway, check out his review for Creed II!
Why Robin Hood Isn’t Actually THAT Bad – Review
After a slew of adaptations, all with varying levels of success, the new Robin Hood aims to modernise the legendary hero. After a slew of terrible reviews, and a 13% Rotten Tomatoes rating, it may come as a surprise that our reviewer is actually batting for this film.
Daredevil: Season 3 – Review
After an apocalyptic series of critical failures and cancellations, can Daredevil season 3 bring some much needed quality to Netflix’s Marvel television universe?
Apostle – Review
A remote island cloaked in mystery, religious fanatics, ritualistic sacrifice and a whole lot of blood. ‘Apostle’ is a vivid and enthralling mash-up of action and horror cinema. Is there a new cult classic in the making? Owen reviews.
Venom – Review
Though Venom builds an entertaining dynamic between Eddie Brock and his symbiote passenger, the film is undermined by broad script issues and a glaring lack of chemistry between its leads.