For some reason, ever since I was a kid, I’ve had a massive fascination with outer space and aliens.

I’m a fan of the ‘Men In Black’ films, but I would never say I love them. They’re good fun, and what I would say the perfect example of popcorn adventure.

I went into this press screening feeling so tired! And when I’m this tired my main focus seems to be just getting through it without falling asleep rather than the films itself, which isn’t exactly a good thing!

You ever wondered where the term Spaghetti Western came from? Well, they were Westerns filmed in Italy, but pretending to be USA locations.

'Lost Highway' was of course confusing and very intricate with the meanings behind every scene, just like other David Lynch films, but it was still damn interesting and intriguing!

I love the director of this film as he’s got a very unique and awesome visual style for his films, but the trailer made it look like balls! And that’s not a good thing! It also made it look like it was for little kids only, so I had many reservations sitting down to see it.

The first time I saw ‘Darkman’ was way back in the mid 90’s and I always remember loving it! So when I had a chance to pick up a Blu-Ray copy for review I was pretty keen to see if it had stood the test of time. Well, it kind of has, and hasn’t.

When I saw the trailer for ‘We Bought A Zoo’ I thought this was a shoe in for a great film, with its cast, director, and interesting and possibly heart warming true story, it all looked to be a great combination.

When I first so the trailer for ‘New Years Eve’ I couldn’t help but feel it looks exactly like the film from last year ‘Valentine’s Day’.

Like I’ve said in previous reviews, I’ve been seeing a lot of History and Discovery channel shows of late and I’ve loved it!