So the Avengers have well and truly assembled, and hopefully the six-superpowered heroes will collectively manage to deafeat that rather unimposing bad guy in the silly costume (who Thor alone beat singlehandedly last time round). But who will Loki be most worried about? Is it his demi-god half brother who controls lightning… or that guy with great eyesight who can shoot a bow and arrow real good? To be fair, Jeremy Renner’s Hawkeye more than holds his own against his better-endowed brethren… which is more than we can say for these duds… Continue reading
Top Five… Suckiest Superhero Team Members
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Aquaman, Avengers, comic books, Fantastic Four, Film, Hawkeye, Jessica Alba, jubilee, Justice League of America, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Movies, Silk Spectre, Sue Storm, Tom Sawyer, Watchmen, X-Men on May 1, 2012 by Ross McDTop Five… Eternal Movie Franchises That Should Have a Reunion
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags American Pie Reunion, Batman, Film, Friday the 13th, James Bond, Movies, Police Academy, Sequels, Star Trek on April 24, 2012 by Ross McD
The American Pie crew are getting back together 13 years and eight films after the original (yes, eight! Have you seen The Naked Mile? No? Well, don’t). American Pie Reunion is actually pretty good, but we reckon these reunions would be a lot more fun to gatecrash. Continue reading
Top Five… Prisons
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Alcatraz, Alien 3, Film, Lockout, Mean Machine, Movies, Papillion, Prison, The Shawshank Redemption on April 18, 2012 by Ross McD![]()
The presidents daughter needs rescuing from a space prison? Sounds like a job for a wrongly convicted former government agent. Yes, that is the plot of Lockout, released this weekend. Even though Guy Pearce is pretty much guaranteed to score, there are even nicer prisons to stay at.
The Best Eggs In Movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Eggs, Movies on April 10, 2012 by Ross McGEaster may be over but you’re bound to have a few eggs lying around that you haven’t quaffed yet. No? Oh, well, too late. To keep you in the mood, here is Ross McG with the greatest bunch of eggs in cinema. Continue reading
Top Five… needlessly discarded items in movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Movies, Return of the Jedi, Star Wars, Titanic on April 3, 2012 by Ross McDTitanic is back (in 3D) on the big screen to mark the centenary of the ship’s sinking/opportunity to make some cash from an old recyclable. It’s been 15 years since the apparently insufficient 2D version, but the film still lives fresh in our memories, thanks to one memorable scene… Kate Winslet confusing the definition of ‘flying’? Kate Winslet smudging fingerprints over that nice clean glass? Kate Winslet promising not to let go before prising Leo’s cold dead fingers off her minutes later? That guy bouncing off the railings when he fell off the back of the upturned ship? No! It’s that senile old wagon tossing the necklace into the sea. Ross McD charts the items from films that shouldn’t have been thrown away… Continue reading
The Hair-raising List Of Characters Who Changed Their Haircuts In Sequels
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Haircut, Mel Gibson, Movies, Tom Cruise, Wrath of the Titans on March 27, 2012 by Ross McGWrath of the Titans is out this week. You know, the sequel to Clash of the Titans from about ten minutes ago? But instead of rehashing their list of the most pointless sequels ever, Ross McG has taken Titans’ cue for another rundown: characters changing their haircuts in the next instalment of a movie franchise. Continue reading
DVD RvReview… Tower Heist
Posted in REVIEWS with tags Ben Stiller, Brett Ratner, Eddie Murphy, Movies, Tower Heist on March 22, 2012 by Ross McGThe list of great movies to take place in towers is endless. The Towering Inferno… Die Hard… uh…. if you can think of any others let us know. In the meantime, here’s Ross McG’s review of Tower Heist. Continue reading
Top Five… Tournaments from other movies that are kinda like The Hunger Games maybe
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Battle Royale, Movies, The Hunger Games on March 20, 2012 by Ross McDThis week sees the release of The Hunger Games, set in a world where people – not necessarily consenting – participate in a tournament in which they are forced to kill the other competitors for the amusement of other people. With that in mind, Ross McD counts down the top five films where people – not necessarily consenting – participate in a tournament in which they are forced to kill the other competitors for the amusement of other people. Continue reading








