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Heisei Riders vs Showa Riders: Kamen Rider Taisen ft. Super Sentai



The latest in what is now Toei's annual superhero clusterfuck. Light on Sentai this year (I assume because all the props were in New Zealand being used on Power Rangers), pitting the 15 Showa-era Kamen Riders vs the later 15 Heisei-era Kamen Riders ("Showa" and "Heisei" eras refer loosely to the eras of Japanese imperial reigns. A similar analogy would be almost like older Doctor Who compared to the newer show. i.e from Christoper Eccleston's tenure onward vs the first 8 Doctors). This is notable as it features an appearance from Hiroshi Fujioka, who played Takeshi Hongo, the original Kamen Rider. First time since the 70s, actually. Other times in between has usually been Hongo "in suit" voiced by a soundalike.

Expect bug-eyed mofos fighting each other, then uniting to fight a common enemy, then go back to fighting each other again.

Ali - 8/10

Godzilla 8/10

Aliens Directors cut 10/10 Never tire of this movie.
I love the carnage that Cameron unleashes in this film while still managing to keep the tense anticipation of the original Alien movie. The only movie I have ever seen at the cinema where the whole audience jumped up in unified fright (when the face hugger slams against the containment tube)

The Expendables: Extended Director's Cut, this version has a extra ten mins of footage which actually helps to flesh out the original version of film 8/10.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier 9/10.
Great stuff and I'm looking forward to seeing more of Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, seeing as the actor is signed to a nine movie deal.

Currently started watching a film called April Rain about a special unit trying to infiltrate a terrorist gang an interesting cast With Agent May from Agents of Shield to Luke goss from Bros !!!

Thor:The Dark World

Nice!!!

9/10

Now off to watch Gravity & or Transcendence (Who am I kidding, I'll be watching both - It's called a bank holiday washout)

Godzilla 8/10 Enjoyable sort of homage to the Japanese movies. It made the cross over to mainstream America in an entertaining way. While it might not appeal to the purists out there I think they made a reasonable job of it. Certainly better than the last attempt with the utterly miscast Matthew Broderick.

XMen Days of Future Past 8/10. A decent effort