Monthly Archives: March 2017

Arrival (Review)

Posted on March 10, 2017 by OGR

Without warning they arrived, looking just like a Pink Floyd album cover. Settling near many cities across the globe, these large ‘space bananas’ hovered gently. Motionless. Benign yet ominous, like Kanye West at an awards show. As the world watched … Continue reading →

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Lights Out (Review)

Posted on March 9, 2017 by OGR

It likes the dark. It needs the shadows. It is the dark. It is the shadows. It took dad from the family several years ago. Now mum (Maria Bello) is left a hollowed shell, reliant on daily medication and barely capable … Continue reading →

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Michael Clayton (Review)

Posted on March 7, 2017 by OGR

Michael Clayton (George Clooney) is no longer a lawyer. Now he is a ‘fixer’ of sorts. The man who – like The Wolf in Pulp Fiction – can be introduced to a situation and rapidly assess the best course of … Continue reading →

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Run Lola, Run (Review)

Posted on March 6, 2017 by OGR

It’s a simple premise; Lola must hurry across town to save her boyfriend Manni from reprisals due to a drug deal gone wrong. Lola wears green pants, a gray tank top and bright red hair. She has no car and … Continue reading →

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Deepwater Horizon (Review)

Posted on March 3, 2017 by OGR

As always with big business, it begins with cuts; cost cuts, staff cuts and short cuts. Ok for BP profit margins, bad for the safety and operate of deep sea drilling rig Deepwater Horizon. And it’s not for a second … Continue reading →

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Hush (Review)

Posted on March 2, 2017 by OGR

Disclaimer: I loathe films like these that peddle purpose-free nastiness. Maddie is a deaf-mute, single woman who is soon to finish her first novel. If only she can decide upon the appropriate ending. She lives alone in a secluded forest … Continue reading →

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