john durham

I have followed the Mode since their second album 'A Broken Frame' and seen them live several times. This has to be up there with some of their strongest live performances and never once gives in. Dave and Martin's energy have never been better and this combined with the supernatural beliefs (through regular narratives) of the people of Mexico works a treat. It was an absolute joy watching Dave working his usual frontman magic with a crowd that exceeded 200,000 over 3 nights in Mexico. A live cocktail of modern right back to 'Everything Counts' all performed brilliantly by every member and not forgetting the 'hats off' tribute to the one and only late, great Andy Fletch I loved this movie/doc and I am sure it wont be the last time I see it either. I do hope they do one more tour and, ideally (he says hoping) it would be their greatest hits and include cameos from Vince and Alan. Top, top band, never disappoint and this is a must-see for all fans the Basildon boys

Don't get me wrong, the film isn't bad by any means but it just didn't make as much of an impact on me as I was hoping. There are some bizarre scenes (the 'Irish riverdancing' in the filed actually made me laugh!). I get what it represents and I did cheer a little with what happens with the bad guys at the end BUT it's a little messy for me. I absolutely fell in love with the music and there are some genuinely great bits of acting. I didn't root for any character though whicih is what I always try to go for. I didnt 'connect' with them, maybe excepting the young blues guitarist. I wouldnt tell you to never go and see it because it does have its moments and the gore is done in a way that's not tool OTT, which sort of worked for me. There are some horror films which over-do it and I take more notice of that than the film itself! I'd say go and see it and make your own mind up. You'll either think it's brilliant or like me, may say 'I've seen it but not sure if it's one I'd watch again'

I have watched this film numerous times and eve n studied it as part of a degree 20 years back. It is a brilliantly made/crafted film but on last watch (i.e. last night!) I found I switched off soon after THAT shower scene! The way the scene is done is wonderful craft but once this scene (I guess for some it is THE scene everyone waits for) the tension for me drops. Don't get me wrong, as said, craft-wise it is fabulous BUT the tension does very little to me afterwards. There are, indeed, some fine scenes and Anthony Perkins plays it brilliantly especially in the scenes leading up to that scene and the scene afterwards cleaning up the 'mess'. I als recall the first few watches I was horrified at the murder but last night I started thinking 'hang on, she's stolen $40,000 and has run away' so in a way karma plays it's part! Acting-wise it is wonderful. There are a few moments of the film being seemingly dated now with some effects but if you haven't watched it yet I'd advise it as a Halloween movie 'bucket-lister'

while this good was pretty good for its time I watched it again recently and really didnt enjoy it. I think it's way too dated now. The effects are dated and it looks like extras from Thriller have been cast. I get why some see it as a cult movie but I switched off at parts in the film unfortunately

The whole JW scenario is mesmerising from start to finish including Ballerina. Totally dark, totally pulsating and totally watchable - and that's just Wick himself. From this first movie I was taken into Wick's world immediately (breath-taking from Keanu by the way) which is now blackened by the tragedies inflicted upon him (and which will haunt him throughout the entire Wick series). Fabulous performances in this movie from all involved. The fighting scenes are incredibly slick. The coolness reminds you of a Tarantino-like world, where nothing is off limits. It's a bit like Ivan Drago's infamous line in Rocky IV "if he dies, he dies" in the Wick films because no one (Wick included) is safe from harm! The music is top class, the atmosphere and vibe is intoxicating from start to finish and while some may see the whole Wick series as a little OTT (to say the least lol) it doesn't matter because everything is so artistically invigorating that it has you glued to the plot and action throughout. Love this first movie and love the entire Wick series including the wonderful Ballerina. Not to be missed

Absolutely stunning! Me and my 13 year old Son just watched it. Every minute was superb

I took my 13 year old 'Sonic-Mad' Son to see it last Saturday in 4 DX and it really does hit the spot! Fabulous from start to finish, full of humour (mostly through the genius of Jim Carrey playing 2 roles wonderfully). CGI is done perfectly. Music is brilliant. The action doesn't end throughout right up to the end credits (1 mid-post credits, the other right at the end) Characters are excellent and this third episode really does continue 3 10/10 ratings from us

Went to watch this alone first to check it out (now taking my 13 year old Son to see it at the weekend then ,my Mum next week). It is mega-crazy and mega in general. Absolutely loved this film. The actors didn't overplay their characters (yes there's a talking polar bear but hey...) Loved the connection between the Rock and Chris E, as well as the emotional content, the storyline, the action, the effects and the feel-good Christmas effect it had on me. It doesn't let up at any point and the vibes between Chris (Dad) and his son is brilliant Wonderful music, humour, love, crazy sci-fi-style environment and the baddie is panto-style with a great little battle between another 'baddie-come-good' at the end One of my fav's - I'll be watching this time and time again Suited for all ages

Believe it or not I just watched it on streaming with my 13 year old Son! I’d watched the first 2 and really enjoyed both but was holding back about letting my Son see them. He’s been asking a lot about the latest film and loved Marvel and XMen…I gave in! He’s used to seeing films with a lot of swearing and has seen the likes of Jaws, Die Hard etc Like his Dad he loved it We were howling all the way through and were captivated by the main and cameo characters It’s absolutely brilliant from the word go and the special effects are absolutely superb The storyline is amazing The action never stops The character relationships are wonderful The dog is wonderful Add in that we are from Wrexham so seeing a Welsh Deadpool was an unexpected bonus especially as he’s played by Wrexham FC player Paul Mullin (Ryan is a huge fan and of course owner) If we could rate it 11 out of 10 we would

I took my 12 year old son to see this in 3D and 4DX - WOW! This was just what it says on the tin - a monster movie. There's very little substance with the humans apart from the wonderful communication between Jia and Kong but the monsters shine because of it Kong becomes almost human-like and Godzilla becomes legend-like in his battles - you just love both in their battles against evil. Skar King is awesome as is Shimo (who we end up loving too) It's a brilliant, entertaining movie where deep analysis aint needed - just watch and be entertained We LOVED it