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Showing posts with label action movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label action movies. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Movie Review: DEADPOOL!

02.10.2016 – Deadpool hits cinemas today and there has been positive news lately about the said film.

This has been a long time coming for the fans who had hope Ryan Reynolds would reprise this character from “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.”

It took a very long process with the help of that particular CGI clip that was leaked from almost three years ago.

And how here the final product set to debut globally with this film Reynolds’ career is reinvigorated a love letter to the fans that supported it.

This was actually overdue for those who felt disappointed about the character’s turn out towards the end of X-Men Origins when they turned Deadpool into a lifeless killing machine that has ANY connection to the comic book character Rob Liefield and Fabian Nicieza has created during their run on the New Mutants series.

Friday, September 13, 2013

Sights & Highlights: Rush Movie Premiere!


Rivals. Chris Hemsworth as the English playboy James Hunt and Daniel Bruhl as the Austrian Perfectionist Niki Lauda. 


Last September 6, 2013 we were invited to an advanced screening of Rush at Rockwell. I really didn't think much of it and I just thought that it was your regular racing movie but looking deeper in the movie I realized just how wrong I was. 

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Looper - Movie Review!


LOOPER

Director:Rian Johnson
Cast:Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt
Genre:Action, Thriller
Run Time:118 mins
Opens:11 October 2012





Looper - ReviewThere’s no doubt about it: time travel has been something that’s fascinated the public consciousness for quite a while now. From H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine to Back to the Future to The Time-Traveller’s Wife, it seems authors and filmmakers have tapped into mankind’s almost primal desire to transcend the boundaries of time. It could be compared to mankind’s almost primal desire to fly. But while we’ve kinda achieved flight by way of heavier-than-air flying machines, time travel is still something that is quite elusive, to say the least.

Writer-director Rian Johnson’s film Looper offers an interesting twist on things: the ‘Loopers’ of the title are specialised assassins who take care of the trash of the future, by executing those sent back in time by criminal syndicates for a clean, untraceable disposal. Joe (Gordon-Levitt) is one such Looper, living the high life  working his fairly uncomplicated job. However, every Looper must eventually ‘close the loop’ – i.e. kill the future version of themselves sent back in time, effectively tying up any loose ends for the crime syndicates. However, Joe’s future self (Willis) won’t go out without a fight, and evades execution. The younger Joe seeks refuge at a farm owned by redneck single mother Sara (Blunt), and just as he figures out how to deal with future-Joe, future-Joe sees the opportunity to right a few wrongs now that he’s in the past, and both must confront each other - even if it means tearing apart the fabric of time itself.

Movie Review: Taken 2



If you haven't caught it yet in theaters, Taken 2 proves without a shadow of a doubt that Liam Neeson is a badass, and he's a Box Office pull with a serious mean streak to boot. Almost a week since its release, it holds its own in numbers and figures. Here's a review if you need some thoughts on how this action-flick sequel performs, and special thanks again goes to 20th Century Fox and Ayala Cinemas for the screening!

*Review originally posted by Timzster in his blog

Thursday, September 20, 2012

DREDD - Movie Review

Hey everyone, this is Jedd, a writer and film critic from Singapore. I met Mark at STGCC 2012, and he very kindly invited me to contribute to Geekmatic! For my inaugural post, I have for you guys a movie review of the new film 'Dredd', based on the iconic 2000 AD Comics series.

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Originally written For F*** Magazine, Singapore


Movie Review                                                                                                             18/9/12

DREDD
2012

Starring: Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby, Lena Headey
Directed by: Pete Travis


            2012 has been quite the year for marquee-name superheroes: Batman, Spider-Man, the Avengers…they’ve all made quite the splash. Now, along comes the underdog: Judge Dredd, not from big guns DC or Marvel, but British sci-fi comics imprint 2000 AD. Judge Joseph Dredd has made it to the big screen once before in 1995’s Judge Dredd – though that left quite the bitter taste in the mouths of many a 2000 AD devotee. Now, everyone’s favourite helmeted future lawman hops back astride his lawmaster motorbike and into cinemas.

            Our story takes place in Mega-City One, a sprawling, chaotic hellhole of a megapolis on the east coast of what was once North America. The only thing keeping the peace? The Judges of the Hall of Justice, specially trained and equipped men and women who form an ultra-police force of sorts. Joseph Dredd (Urban) is one such Judge, and today he’s tasked with assessing newbie Judge Cassandra Anderson (Thirlby) by taking her out for her first day in the field. She may not look like she has what it takes, but Anderson is a powerful psychic empath, her skills a valuable asset to the Judges. Dredd and Anderson go to investigate a triple homicide in the mega-apartment complex Peach Trees, arresting clansman Kay (Wood Harris) - only to find themselves trapped in the locked-down building by the ruthless drug lord Ma-Ma (Headey), Ma-Ma bent on ensuring the Judges have no chance to take Kay to interrogation. It’s 200 storeys of hell for Dredd and Anderson – and judgement day for the scores of Ma-Ma’s henchmen out for their blood.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

"The Last Stand" poster sees Arnold Schwarzenegger "Back" in action



Shown exclusively via IGN, Lionsgate has officially released the first theatrical poster for Arnold Schwarzenegger's first lead comeback film since Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines, "The Last Stand"!

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Legendary Action Star Jackie Chan retires from action movies


UPDATE: The initial reports were clarified by the stunt master himself via Facebook and Den of Geek. Jackie Chan will NOT be retiring from action cinema at all. Check out the source links above for more on the story.


 Here's the original article posted:




Many of you may know him as Drunken Master or the cop Lee from the Rush Hour movies, but regardless of how you've heard of him, Hong Kong action star Jackie Chan is a legend and icon. However, the man known for blending his martial arts prowess with his stuntman training and comedic antics has finally decided to put down the fighting gloves for good, announcing his retirement to the world during the Cannes Film Festival. His last film that he also directed, "Chinese Zodiac", will be the final film where he will be billed as an action star. Chan hopes to work on his acting muscles instead, and the 58-year old actor looks forward to taking it easy and resting well from the action and fighting spotlight.


Saturday, November 19, 2011

The Expendables 2 Poster!

HOW THE HELL YOU CAN BEAT THIS AWESOMENESS?!


Yes. THE EXPENDABLES 2 POSTER. 80's, 90's, and early 2000's action heroes all combine with guns blazing, making testosterone filled men cry manly tears of joy! You got Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenagger, Bruce Willis, Chuck Norris, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Jet Li, and Jason Statham here, so THERE IS NO REASON WHY YOU WILL NOT SEE THIS ACTION FILM OF AWESOME. Thanks goes to Slash Film for posting this one sheet teaser of action movie beauty!

The Expendables 2 explode and make the body count big in theaters on August 17, 2012!

*Originally posted by Timzster in The Crusader's Realm