Scratching your head with a smile on your face is how you’ll find yourself at the end of The Perfect Host. It’s a clever crime mystery with as many twists and turns as a Formula 1 race track, and like a good race, you can never be sure what the result will be until the very end. Add a comment

How much do you really know about what’s going on in the world? Gyllenhaal plays Colter Stevens, a military helicopter pilot who wakes up in the body of a strange man on a train that explodes eight minutes later. And as if that isn’t enough… he keeps waking up on that train again and again and again. Add a comment

There is something beautiful about an asteroid gliding silently through space, stars twinkling in the background. Unless of course it’s on a collision course with Earth. This is the harsh reality that faces you in the opening scenes of Rage.

You’re in preparation for a state of cryostasis (which means what?) in an attempt to save a few people before the cataclysmic event that threatens the entire existence of the human race. When you awaken, the world is a wasteland of dusty roads, destroyed buildings and lifeless landscapes. But, even worse, you are not alone!

Five seconds left, ball in hand, game on the line. You make your move… four seconds left. There is a six foot nine guard blocking your way… three seconds left. The world seems to be moving in slow motion as you turn the defender to shoot… two seconds left. You stand up and take aim. The hoop seems smaller than the ball… one second left! The ball leaves your fingertips. It takes an age to reach the net, the crowd rises, the crowd roars in celebration! Suddenly you are a new basketball legend.  Add a comment