Tag: Peter Jackson

Mortal Engines Stalls!

In a world ripped apart (literally) by quantum energy weapons called Medusas, Cities and towns could only survive by becoming mobile. Mortal Engines opens with a chase sequence like nothing you’ve ever seen before – the massive London bearing down on a small mining town. It’s very exciting – but then we start meeting characters…

Rumbling Trailer: Mortal Engines!

After the Six Minute War, the planet was devastated. Cities began launching themselves on gigantic engines so that they could travel to where there might be resources – or, in the case of great cities like London, prey upon smaller cities. Based on the book by Philip Reeve, Mortal Engines – produced and co-written by […]

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is one trip too many to Middle Earth, Michelle’s Review!

Ok, after five trips into middle earth, I’ve officially crossed over from being completely ambivalent about the world that JRR Jackson, I mean Director Peter Jackson created to pretty much hating it. I’ve seen film padding before, but Jackson’s nearly 3-hour The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is a textbook example of the old adage […]