When there’s trouble in your neighbourhood? Who you gonna call? GHOSTBUSTERS! I aint afraid of no ghosts. Yep. The next film on the list is the first Ghostbusters… Read more “Ghostbusters Review”
Three and Out Review
Three and Out is a 2008 British black tragicomedy starring Mackenzie Crook (the pirate who’s always losing his eye in Pirates of the Caribbean, amongst other roles)… Read more “Three and Out Review”
Three and Out Review
Three and Out is a 2008 British black tragicomedy starring Mackenzie Crook (the pirate who’s always losing his eye in Pirates of the Caribbean, amongst other roles)… Read more “Three and Out Review”
Rocky review
So we’ve come to the film, which introduced us to the most famous fictional boxer in the world: Rocky Balboa. Yep the film that spawned multiple sequels and… Read more “Rocky review”
Ice Age 4: Continental Drift Review
The fourth film in a series, which I think is beginning to suffer franchise fatigue. I chose to watch this film, because it would round off a film… Read more “Ice Age 4: Continental Drift Review”
Scarface Review
Next on the chopping block is Brian DePalma’s 1983 remake of Scarface starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer. Recently, I’ve become quite interested in the mobster genre having… Read more “Scarface Review”
Terminator 2 Review
T2 focuses on the much more likeable Sarah Connor who has been committed to a mental asylum staffed by abusive, condescending and downright creepy orderlies and doctors… Read more “Terminator 2 Review”
Terminator Review
The first film that I’ll be reviewing is James Cameron’s 1984 ‘the Terminator.’ As with all my reviews, I shall keep this succinct, accessible and interesting. I chose to… Read more “Terminator Review”
Men
This poem is dedicated to all the men out there who are continuing to fight even when you feel like giving up. You’re all champions. I am… Read more “Men”
Why you should visit a Maori village
Kia ora. In the Maori language of Te Reo, this means many things. Hello, welcome, how are you, I’m okay. If you didn’t know that, no worries. … Read more “Why you should visit a Maori village”
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