With the success of Zack Snyder's long awaited cut of Justice League being released, Snyder fans were all waiting to see what else Zack could bring from the world of film, so when Army of the Dead finally had a trailer drop, it's safe to say the film pretty much sold itself to the ever expanding Snyder fan base alone.
Intro: Whilst I haven't had the chance to watch the film yet, DC's usual continuity within the DC Animated Film Universe came to an end with 2020's Justice League Dark: Apokolips War and whilst we knew this wasn't the end of the animated film releases, fans were left to wonder where the new films would... Continue Reading →
Director: Patty Jenkins Writers: Allan Heinberg (screenplay by), Zack Snyder (story by) So I may be a little biased as I am a huge DC fan, but that doesn't mean every DC film gets the top rating from me, because I know that most of the DC films, somewhat especially as of recent, haven't quite... Continue Reading →
Directed by: Zack Snyder Written by: Chris Terrio & David S. Goyer So...here's a movie that split so many fans and has caused COUNTLESS arguments online. My review may also cause arguments, but I'm willing to risk that as I have a fair bit to say about this movie, most importantly and foremost; I enjoyed... Continue Reading →
Directed by: Alex Proyas Written by: James O’Barr (Original Comic Story), David J. Schow (Screenplay) & John Shirley (Screenplay) The Crow is one of my all time favourite films as well as one of my all time favourite graphic novels. This Gothic, fantasy action film has a tragic story that's powerful to behold as we... Continue Reading →
Remember, remember, the fifth of November....
After the success of Tim Burton's 1989 film that brought Batman into the darkness again after the light hearted and campy depiction in the 60's, Warner Brothers and their fans were quick to demand more, and so in 5 years after the first film, a sequel was finally released in 1992 called 'Batman Returns' which... Continue Reading →
"When I was a little boy and told people I was going to be comedian, everyone laughed at me. Well no one's laughing now"
23 years after the 1966 TV Show, finally in 1989, a new, darker and much more serious Batman adaptation was released in cinemas across the world, from the brilliant mind of Tim Burton.
Time to raise some hell!
Keith R.A. DeCandido's mad ramblings
News, reviews and opinions on all things geek!
Travelling the Multiverse
Keith R.A. DeCandido's mad ramblings
News, reviews and opinions on all things geek!
Travelling the Multiverse
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