Beau and Ben walk down Nostalgia Lane, reminiscing on the “Classic Piece of Brilliance” that was the original Independence Day.  Joining them this week is freelance Video Editor Scott Burgess, to compare and contrast whether the sequel is anywhere near as classic.

Warcraft is the long-time-coming feature from Blizzard, based around their entire Universe. Spanning across multiple games and over 20 years of content, Beau imparted his nerdy knowledge of the Blizzard franchise to Ben so he might better understand the movie.. With all this lore and storytelling behind them, how does the plot measure up to… Continue reading →

RIP Anton Yelchin. It almost felt like a guiding force caused Ben to choose this film. Everything surrounding this movie and the timing of this review is weird and uncomfortable. Beau watched it the day of Anton Yelchin’s passing, without knowing he starred in Green Room. For what is one of his last films, what mark does Anton Yelchin… Continue reading →

Beau and Ben Checked out the second Buddy Comedy released this week, after “Hunt For the Wilderpeople”.  Which film did the boys enjoy more?  Who has the amazing film palette, and who enjoyed the wrong one more?

Beau and Ben travel to the ancient lands of Middle Earth for the buddy comedy “Hunt for the Wilderpeople”….even though Beau won’t concede it’s a buddy comedy.

Bryan Singer returns yet again to direct the third instalment of the X-Men prequel-trilogy. This entire set of films have been met with mixed reviews and unsurprisingly Beau and Ben have different views on which of the X-Men movies are the best. However they can agree on one thing, this is not it. Can X-Men: Apocalypse round… Continue reading →

Remember is a limited release film that Ben chose from a selection of SEVEN new releases this week. Beau dragged his feet to this feature expecting Hitman, but with 80-something year old men.  With parallels to Memento and Terminator, does Atom Egoyan bring us a deep and surprising movie? Or is Remember a film to… Continue reading →

It was Beau’s choice this week, so he took Ben kicking and screaming to see Meryl Streep’s new biographical feature Florence Foster Jenkins. Madam Florence is wealthy, ill and exceedingly awful at singing, yet it is her dream to sing opera in front of an audience. Her husband (Hugh Grant) will stop it nothing to… Continue reading →

Marvel Studios have finally released this highly anticipated face-off between Captain America and Iron Man. With the sheer number of heroes featured in this movie, it looks more akin to an Avengers sequel than a part of the Captain America franchise. So where does this take the Steve Rogers storyline and are the exciting introductions… Continue reading →

Ben demanded Midnight Special this week, and Beau had not even heard of it. After checking out the trailer, Beau was ready for an AI, Close Encounters of a Third Kind-esque movie, but hopefully with a modern twist. Did this movie meet or exceed expectations, or will Midnight Special be another piece of ammunition for… Continue reading →