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        • Netflix ‘Extinction’ isn’t quite DOA, but lacks a pulse…

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        • Synchronic – sf trip that’s not ready for prime times…

          John Mosby
          18th January 2021
          Steve and Dennis are two paramedics working the New Orleans night-shift. Each shift brings depressingly more of the same: overdoses, murders, domestic violence and generally the underside of humanity. Their latest call-outs have yet more fatalities, but despite the drugs involved, they prove more interesting than others, given that...
        • WandaVision On: Bewitching Marvel show has Pleasantville potential…

          John Mosby
          15th January 2021
          Wanda and Vision are the new couple in town…. and golly, they’ve already made something of an impact, attracting the polite scrutiny of their neighbours. It seems that they will have to be very careful to hide the fact she has special powers and he’s a robot… and all...
        • Star Trek Discovery S3 finale: Captain on the A’bridged….

          John Mosby
          10th January 2021
          Osyraa still has control of the Discovery and as ‘peace’ talks break down she unleashes her forces against the Federation. Despite the timely arrival of allies, it looks as if Vance will have no choice but to blow the Discovery out of the sky.  In a last minute gambit,...
        • ‘Shadow in the Cloud’ is utter miss for Hit Girl Moretz…

          John Mosby
          2nd January 2021
          It’s 1943: A young woman with a mysterious case rushes to board a B-17 Flying Fortress heading to New Zealand, presenting orders that only vaguely outline a secret mission. Maude Garrett (Chloe Grace Moretz) refuses to give further details but has no choice other than to entrust her case to one...
        • Cassandra Crossing: Mulligan fulfils ‘Promising Young Woman’ potential…

          John Mosby
          2nd January 2021
          Cassandra Thomas (Carey Mulligan) is a young woman who, from the outside, seems strangely satisfied with her becalmed life. Once a promising young doctor on the fast-track to success, she now works at a coffee-shop and snarks with her colleagues and customers and lives at home with her parents....
        • Who’s ‘Revolution’: House-cleaning and Social Distancing…

          John Mosby
          1st January 2021
          The Doctor is being held in a high-security cosmic prison for crimes she doesn’t even remember… with no obvious way out and some unfortunate company to slowly pass the time. Meanwhile on Earth the remains of the Dalek (last seen in Resolution of the Daleks) have been mined and...
        • Discovery’s ‘Tide’ Hard: A case of Trick or Treaty in penultimate Trek…

          John Mosby
          31st December 2020
          Realising that the hijacked Discovery is setting course for the Federation hub, Burnham and Booker have to abandon their friends in the nebula and pursue the ship in an attempt to make sure it doesn’t gain entry to attack the fleet. But even after a last-second collision alerts Admiral...
        • Pixar’s heartfelt ‘Soul’: Seasonal treat is a matter of Life and Clef…

          John Mosby
          27th December 2020
          Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx) is a middle-school band teacher who takes pride in inspiring the students of tomorrow even if it can be difficult and with few rewards in the short-term. It was never what he intended to do, but his family made sacrifices along the way to ensure...
        • Wonder Woman hits 1984, but this amazon-prime fails to deliver….

          John Mosby
          26th December 2020
          It’s 1984 and Diana Prince is working as an anthropologist at the Smithsonian, a job that allows her to indulge her perceptive understanding of history with the occasional foray into costumed superheroing when there’s armed crime at the local mall, as and when needed. It turns out one such...
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