Creed ****
Creed is what every Rocky fan has been waiting for – a chance to bring the franchise back to life, as well as relive the glory days.
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Creed is what every Rocky fan has been waiting for – a chance to bring the franchise back to life, as well as relive the glory days.
Retro-sexy Bond complete with blast from the baddie past.
A nice, safe, simplistic cinematic homage to Bonsels’ character. While Maya might be remembered for her sunny-yellow, can-do attitude, the rest can’t necessarily be said about the particulars of the film.
Nothing, it seems, human or inanimate, goes to waste here, making The Martian a very satisfying watch and a return to the Scott glory days.
Gives fans nothing new to chew on, just a little more Terminator action and Arnie worshipping.
Spy is an espionage hoot with lots of action, silliness and Bond-style antics. It’s easy on the brain, consumable comedy with strong female leads that’s always a breath of fresh air in Hollywood – something Feig is instrumental in pursuing.
Clichéd, predictable and rather daft sometimes, but its cast is easy on the eye and characters promote family values – with a little shake up of the earth beneath their feet. It’s an easily digestible flick that ultimately makes some of us relieved we aren’t living in the Sunshine State for once.
A complete rush of the senses … Mad Max the character becomes almost a sideshow to the film’s juggernaut momentum. If that’s still acceptable for fans, Fury Road will thrill the living daylights out of you.
Big Game aims big in action and heart-felt fun but is lacking in anything else.