Dave makes the intro awkward for Ben but after they get past that unpleasantness, they review Hobbs and Shaw in a spoiler-filled special. That is after Ben reviews Lost in Translation, The Princess Bride, Jaws, and the new Lion King … Continue reading Views from the Sofa Podcast: Season 3 Episode 16 – Hobbs and Shaw Special
Ben and Dave discuss The Lion King and Teen Titans Go to The Movies before taking a look at the Movie Songs which are better than the Movies they are linked too. If you don’t know any of the songs … Continue reading Views from the Sofa Podcast: Season 3 Episode 15- Movie Songs which are better than their Movies
There is a fine balancing act that every large, explosive summer blockbuster has to traverse between silly and fun. Fun is a paper thin plot, funny moments and dialogue, great chemistry and some very cool action sequences. Silly means that moments … Continue reading Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) Review
I may be in the minority here but I like my Spider-Man films to have some Spider-Man in them. Watching Far From Home, you’d struggle to believe this was the second solo outing for the Marvel Cinematic Universe version of the … Continue reading Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) Review
Ben and Dave have been away for three weeks but they are back with a range of reviews from classic movie Revolutionary Road through to modern movie rundowns like Toy Story 4, X-Men Dark Phoenix and Yesterday. That is until … Continue reading Views from the Sofa Podcast: Season 3 Episode 14 – Spider-Man Far From Home Special
As far as dystopian futures go, there are few as iconic as the 2019 of Blade Runner. It is a fully realised world with fantastic touches which feel futuristic but realistic within the same moments. It makes for a compelling world … Continue reading When 2019 was the future: Blade Runner (1982) Review
There is something brutally unforgiving about Japanese Anime. It is easy to see why it has such a die-hard following, as it is usually inspired visuals, bringing to life a story which has many twists and turns but always a creative … Continue reading When 2019 was the Future: Akira (1988) Review
