Joe Hughes' Film reviews

It's been over 14 months since I last done my monthly reviews and with Cineworld opening back up it's doors, I finally went back. So here it is, all the movies I saw during my first week back at Cineworld ranked from worst to best: #4: Frankie This was my last screening of my first week back at my local Cineworld, and also my first Unlimited screening since Little Women at the Warrington Cineworld back in December 2019. Going into this, I knew virtually nothing at all about this film apart from it starring Brendan Gleeson, Marisa Tomei and Isabella Huppert from 'Greta'. * This was ok. Overly drawn out. The 3rd act was probably the most enjoyable with the stunning exterior shots of the Portugal countryside and the score finally picking up. I was expecting one of the actors/actresses to wow me, but I felt like none of them even tried. It was like they were forced to act while they were on their own private holiday. I'd highly reccomend watching

Hello and welcome back to another edition of 'Casting...' Today, I have decided to fancast the characters in the MCU's Spider-Man Universe.  Tom Holland's 3rd Spider-Man film is coming this December and is shaping up to be one of the most crazy and stacked live-action Spider-Man films ever. From rumours of past portrayals returning(Jamie Foxx's Electro, Alfred Molina's Doc Ock etc.), Daredevil arriving in the MCU, etc. It opens a multi-verse of amazing possibilities. That's why I have decided to cast a few of MCU Spider-Man's villains/affiliates for the potential second trilogy.  I started this 'Casting...' back in January of this year, but never felt like finishing it until now. Giancarlo Esposito as Tombstone Giancarlo is probably best known to most Gus Fring in 'Breaking Bad' and very recently as Moff Gideon in Disney+ hit series 'The Mandalorian'. Those two roles alone are why I don't really need to