Greetings readers, yes, it has been almost a month since I’ve written a review for Constantine. I am well aware of the time gap, yes I did say the gap would be shorter so technically, I’m in the right. Anyway, let’s carry on with my ongoing episode review of Constantine. Continue reading “#Constantine Episode Four Recap from @ImmieBroods”
Welcome back! Is what I should be saying about myself because I haven’t reviewed for this site in a while, but that changes now. What was I covering the last time I reviewed something? Ah yes, Constantine. Let’s get on with it, shall we? Continue reading “#Constantine Episode Three Recap from @ImmieBroods”
Welcome back to my reviews for each episode of Constantine. There’s so much I want to say about this fantastic television series. Let’s get on with episode two “The Darkness Beneath” Continue reading “#Constantine Episode Two Recap from @ImmieBroods”
This film was initially an anime and then was mad into a live action film. Having not seen the anime until after the film, I actually prefer the film. It is much like the Japanese live action version of Deathnote and I really liked the transition. Continue reading “Initial D Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
A man who tries to keep the balance in the mystical universe no matter what the price is. His tv show comes across as generic and leaves you with the feeling “that’s been done before,” but it’s actually the other way around. John Constantine’s character has been used in other shows. Most notably, Supernatural. He’s got Sam’s knowledge of the occult, Dean’s attitude and dresses like Castiel. This is my review of the television show Constantine, the Hellblazer as he’s called in the comics. Continue reading “#Constantine Episode One Recap from @ImmieBroods”
Finding it boring being an adult and deciding to recapture your youth, leads to joining a fraternity that’s open to anyone who wants to join, and deciding to just have fun with life. Sounds fun, especially when there are some Fight Club style scenes involved, right? Continue reading “Old School Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
There are 666 portals that connect this world to the other side. These are concealed from all human beings. Somewhere in Japan exists the 444th portal, the forest of resurrection. Continue reading “Versus Review from @ImmieBroods”
Women playing football and being really fantastic at it? No, I’m not talking about the Women’s World Cup in 2015 where USA and England did amazingly, despite playing on AstroTurf. I’m talking about the comedy/drama from 1998, Bend It Like Beckham, the late 90’s, kicking sexism to the side, yes that was a football pun. Continue reading “Bend It Like Beckham Review from @ImmieBroods”
Godzilla has been done before with Matthew Broderick in the 1998 version and in countless Japanese films. What makes this one different? You’re about to find out in my review of 2014’s Godzilla. Continue reading “Godzilla 2014 Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
A sequel to the brilliant and powerful East is East? Would that really work? Strangely enough it actually does. Welcome to my review of the follow up film West is West. Only a handful of characters are used, but the actors make it work in this coming of age film for both Sajid and George. Continue reading “West is West Review from @ImmieBroods”
