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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review (Slight Spoilers!)

Throughout this year I have been super-hyped for this film, and was able to see it in IMAX, which I'm very happy I did because it really was the best way to witness the scope of this film. Honestly, this film was phenomenal! One of the best cinema experiences I've ever had. It does a wonderful job of establishing this new Star Wars galaxy whilst also paying homage to the classic trilogy. However, whilst this was a great film, it's not without it's flaws. Which I will be explaining further on. For this review I don't want to spoil anything big so I won't mention any of the older cast. Also, whilst I will mention specific scenes I won't go into any huge detail. The first thing I'd like to talk about is the use of practical effects for this film. Using practical effects helped so much in getting the audience invested in this film. The main problem with the prequels was that just about all the aliens and machines were digital, making them feel cold and li...

Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice

Recently this week the new trailer for 2016's Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice was released, and I gotta say I love it! It really set the stage for the film, particularly in the first minute of the trailer, and gave audiences their first look at one of Superman's most dangerous villains. Here are the five things to take away from the trailer: 1) Bruce Wayne V Clark Kent Words Cannot describe how much I loved this part of the trailer as it set the rivalry between the two main characters perfectly. This isn't just a fight of strength but of morals and values: Clark Kent expresses his dislike of Batman's brutal methods whilst Bruce Wayne expresses his distaste for a God-Like being who could wipe humanity if he so wished. It's a great to not only have the heroes fight but also their alter egos, and how important they are in this conflict. Also, it's a change of pace to see two heroes simply talk about their issues with one another rather than just use a bunch...