Still messy in plot, with underdeveloped characters, but undoubtedly a superior version of the original Justice League. It’s out now on Sky Cinema and HBO Max. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Jesse Eisenberg
Vivarium review: Dir. Lorcan Finnegan (2020)
Neither art nor satire, sat on an intriguing idea but lacking in spark or excitement, until it’s too late… Continue reading
Homebuyer Beware…! Viviarium comes to Digital Download on 27 March
In the new sci-fi mystery Vivarium, starring Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots, they take an eerie trip into a suburban Twilight Zone, while looking for a starter home… Continue reading
Zombieland – Double Tap review: Dir. Ruben Fleischer (2019)
Largely inconsequential storytelling, despite the trademark wit and style of the first film… Continue reading
Café Society DVD Review: “Poignant and admirable”
Café Society is a real journey through the Hollywood dream of the 1930’s film industry and the lovers caught on the coat-tails of the romanticism of the moment. While it didn’t completely sweep me away, in an intoxicating sense, lead performances from Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg truly glisten in the era and give the … Continue reading
The Social Network Review
An engaging and intelligent piece, adapted from the book The Accidental Billionaires by screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (A Few Good Men, West Wing) who weaves in emotional undertones for Jesse Eisenberg’s intoxicating version of Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg. Fast-paced and sharp, it also helps if you have an understanding of the internet and how Facebook revolutionised … Continue reading
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