Director Franc Roddam’s 1979 The Who movie Quadrophenia is a successful and enjoyable trip back to the mods versus rockers seaside scraps of the mid-Sixties, with excellent performances from the rising young stars Phil Daniels, […]
Director Henry MacRae’s 1929 Tarzan the Tiger is a creaky but fascinating early talkie serial in 15 parts or chapters, in which the Ape Man battles slave traders to bring Jane to safety. It is […]
Director Carl Schenkel’s 1998 Village Roadshow/ Warner Bros old-fashioned American action adventure Tarzan and the Lost City stars Casper Van Dien, Jane March and Steven Waddington. It is shot in South Africa. Van Dien is an amiable presence, and looks […]
As brought to us by the brilliantly creative minds at Weta Digital, a digital performance capture version of Rosa Salazar stars as the cybernetic character Alita in director Robert Rodriguez’s thoroughly entertaining romantic sci-fi action, adventure, Alita: Battle Angel. […]
Director Mike Mitchell’s 2019 animated action adventure The Lego Movie 2 is a bright, lively, fast moving and amusing enough sequel to the 2014 hit The Lego Movie. It is totally good natured and amiable, though there […]
Tarzan author Edgar Rice Burroughs sold the film rights of his original novel Tarzan of the Apes to the National Film Corporation on 6 June 1916 for a record $5,000 cash advance on royalties, $50,000 in company […]
Director Edward A Kull’s 1935 feature film The New Adventures of Tarzan stars Bruce Bennett [aka Herman Brix back then], who is the way more than adequate gentleman vine-swinger in this much better than just […]
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