Locke is the second directorial effort from writer Steven Knight and he takes a more daring turn away from crime dramas, in order to craft a minimalistic drama, in one location and a single character on screen. Ivan Locke (Tom Hardy) is successful Welsh construction manager who is about to run one of the largest […]
The Michael Caine crime movie Get Carter is the DISCussion Recommendation of the Week. It is being re-released on a bare bones Blu-ray. First Release – Big Bad Wolves (DVD and Blu-ray) – Bettie Page Reveals All (DVD and Blu-ray) – Barefoot (DVD) Re-Release – Riot in Cell Block 11 (1954) (DVD and Blu-ray) – […]
DC and Marvel: who’s better? I don’t think that’s a great question to ask. They’re not the same thing, their characters represent two different approaches to mythology. DC deals in archetypes, Marvel in characters with relatable issues. Besides, Image might be doing better than both of them right now anyway. However, there is a question […]
Jump to Last Week’s Episode While it may only be April, with the arrival of blockbuster fare such as Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it almost feels a if summer movie season is upon us. In that spirit, we look at early reactions for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and more developments on their expanding villain […]
The reboot of the Spider-man series did rub many fans the wrong way, retelling the original story and heavily influenced by Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight series. The sequel to The Amazing Spider-Man is fortunately a much more confident superhero movie that is able to stand on its own two feet. From this sequel of a […]
The classic Film Noir crime movie Touch of Evil is Entertainment Fuse’s Recommendation of the Week. The Blu-ray re-release contents variety of commentaries and a Ultraviolent copy for your portable devices. First Release – Philomena (DVD and Blu-ray) – The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) (DVD and Blu-ray) – The Invisible Woman (DVD and […]
The Hollywood Reporter has announced that David Fincher is now currently out of the running for the Steve Jobs biopic, that was to be made by Sony Pictures. The film was to reunite writer Aaron Sorkin and producer Scott Rudin, which would reunite the same trio that made The Social Network, the biopic of Mark Zuckerburg […]
