Black Adam
Black Adam
An entity with the power of the Gods is freed from his prison and begins a campaign to exact his revenge in Jaume Collet-Serra’s Black Adam.
The Review at the End of the Universe
Black Adam
An entity with the power of the Gods is freed from his prison and begins a campaign to exact his revenge in Jaume Collet-Serra’s Black Adam.
DC’s League of Super Pets
Superman’s best friend leads a team of reluctant heroic animals to save the Man of Steel and the rest of the Justice League in Jared Stern and Sam Levine’s DC’s League of Super Pets.
“Jungle Cruise”
A group of adventurers embark on a grand quest to find a magical secret in the heart of the Amazon in Jaume Collet-Serra’s Jungle Cruise.
The DC mega event Fandome recently happened and it made such an impression that Kneel Before Pod just had to add their thoughts to the ongoing situation. We discuss how many punches would be exchanged between Henry Cavill and the Rock, the conspicuous absence of Superman and how many Batmen is too many. Craig can…
A devoted father risks everything to save his family from a burning building overrun by criminals in Rawson Marshall Thunder’s Skyscraper. This kind of film is difficult to review purely because there isn’t an awful lot to say about it. On the surface it’s very much a vehicle for Dwayne Johnson to power through a procession…
Three animals are exposed to an experimental pathogen and balloon up to city destroying size in Brad Peyton’s Rampage. Video game adaptations aren’t exactly cinematic gold. They are routinely met with mixed to negative reactions and are generally regarded as being an unworkable concept. My personal opinion is that for the most part they aren’t…
Hollywood delivers another long delayed sequel in the form of Jake Kasdan’s Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. The original Jumanji is a serviceable if unremarkable adventure romp elevated by the presence of the late great Robin Williams. It wasn’t something that particularly needed a sequel nor was anyone really crying out for one. There was…
There are times when you head into the cinema with no expectations at all, and those times should be cherished as they invariably bring an experience of strong emotion to your life, sometimes good, sometimes bad. It is with this in mind that Seth Gordon’s Baywatch comes to us. A remake that no one was…
The Fast and The Furious franchise roars back onto screens this weekend with its eighth cinematic instalment, F Gary Gray’s The Fate of the Furious (F8, get it?). Officially Universal’s most successful property, Fate commands the biggest budget of the series so far – a staggering $250m, almost seven times that of the original. Many…
Disney bring us another Hero’s Journey with Ron Clements and Don Hall’s Moana; the story of a young girl who heads out to sea to solve the problem of dying food on her island. The titular Moana (Auli’i Cravalho) is the daughter of the chief and the early scenes are focused on her understanding what…