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No not Han Solo. Alone! You see what I did there? All Dad jokes aside, BobaPhil is goldbricking it already so it’s left up to me to discuss the news of the week. And since it’s just me, be prepared
Heads of State is an action comedy featuring a mismatched duo forced to work together against a common foe who wants them both dead. Pretty standard stuff, except that the pair happens to be the US President and the UK
Always likely to cause discussion and debate, a major newspaper recently conducted two extensive polls on movies. The New York Times first canvassed over 500 filmmakers, actors, and professionals within the film industry to create a list of the 100
We love it when you guys, our beloved Outposters, share your opinions. With a summer of big movies now rolling, there are sure to be lots of opinions on all sorts of films floating around out there. Write ’em up
Do you need something for the weekend? Well, there are websites you can visit and arrange that. I know what they charge per hour, but the whole weekend will cost you a little more. Anyway, what about something to watch?
After years of talk, Highlander is gathering pace. Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists are behind the reboot, being driven by John Wick director Chad Stahelski. It is a long-time passion project of his. We know that Russell Crowe will
Modern horror is not great. There’s not much out there that is actually scary or well written. Then comes along something like Bring Her Back. I saw the trailer a while back and have wanted to see it since then.
Ironheart reached its conclusion this week, and it has been fair to say it has had something of a rocky road, with many fans not seeming to take to the show at all. Cue all the usual accusations when a
Inseminoid (1981) has to be awesome because things that end in “oid” are inherently cool. For example, remember Zoids? How about the Noid? Then you got androids, meteoroids, asteroids, hemorrhoids — the list goes on and on… Plus, Inseminoid is
Michael Madsen passed away at the age of 67. Madsen is familiar to movie fans the world over, often playing tough-guy characters with a gravely-voice and Clint Eastwood squint. Madsen appeared in multiple Quentin Tarantino movies (Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill,
I was honestly looking forward to Thunderbolts. Everyone seemed to like it, it was getting good reviews, and things were looking up for Marvel. Hooray, some good news. It’s now on VoD, so I gave it a shot, and… oh…
More Indiana Jones? Even now? We have often said here at Last Movie Outpost that Batman, in movies, is basically the US equivalent of James Bond. A character that has been played by multiple actors in different styles but within
