It seems that we have our first real contestant for Oscar Bait 2018, and we’re only just over the hump month of 2017. In true epic Hollywood fashion, we have the second WW2 war film to appear for a mini … Continue reading →
You may have noticed that of late, the content posted here on the Ooh Sometimes web site here stayed mainly away from the politics of the day. Don’t get me wrong, every now and then when there’s an election or … Continue reading →
This was the first real blockbuster to arrive from Luc Besson in sometime if memory serves. Given a lot of the trailer showed an amazing world akin to that of the Fifth Element, a film which at the time wasn’t … Continue reading →
Oh my, it happened. This was the day the Illumination studio and Universal Studios responsible for films finally got on my nerves. I suppose it began with the heavily promoted “The Secret Life of Pets” which had failed to get … Continue reading →
It’s been a week since the Mummy returned for the 234676th time on the big screen. Why remake this of all things now? Well it seems that Universal Studios have pretty much gambled all by committing themselves to creating what … Continue reading →
It’s another Bank holiday weekend in the UK, and as such you will find yourself with an extra day to enjoy yourselves or be stuck in endless traffic. Maybe you’ll be hitting the cinema, of course, and given its release … Continue reading →
OK, hands up everyone who thought that after the WTF moment that was the fourth Film in the long running Pirates of the Caribbean franchise would ever come back? Seriously, even Blackbum the Pirate, played by Ian McShane must have … Continue reading →
Before anything else, I have to start this meh with a horrifying declaration; I’m not an Anime fan. I know, fat guy, glasses and a geek, yet doesn’t like Anime. I may as well just go off into the wilderness … Continue reading →
A real tale as old as time is on the docket for discussion next; A remake of Beauty and the Beast from the lovable, profit making mega-giant Disney again. Aside from just printing money from Marvel movies, It seems that … Continue reading →
In many ways, you can’t keep a good skyscraper sized monkey down. Apparently it’s been ages since the last King Kong reboot which had Jack Black in the 1930s with a CGI King Kong as opposed to a puppet made … Continue reading →