Trippy Doctor Strange will blow your mind
Benedict Cumberbatch has played everything from enigmatic Enigma codebreaker Alan Turing (The Imitation Game) to Sherlock Holmes (TV’s... Continue Reading
Author: Tomás Romero
The Girl on the Train is trashy-good inflight fun
Anyone who’s ever picked up a trashy paperback at an airport gift store, read it front-to-back inflight and then abandoned it in their... Continue Reading
Queen of Katwe is The Karate Kid of chess films
Since bursting onto the scene with her Academy Award nominated feature debut Salaam Bombay! in 1988, Indian writer-director Mira Nair has ha... Continue Reading
Optech4D pitches AR, VR training and testing solutions to aviation
Ask any hardcore gamer about virtual reality (VR) and you’re likely to get a mouthful about the latest game-changing graphics upgrade ... Continue Reading
Panamerican Machinery could not be more timely
In news that will surely rattle border wall boosters to the core, the Mexicans have officially invaded Hollywood. Not only have Mexican-born... Continue Reading
Retro romp Bridget Jones’s Baby really delivers
When last we left Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger) in 2004’s Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, everyone’s favorite “single... Continue Reading
Tim Burton returns to form with Miss Peregrine
His insanely over-produced Alice in Wonderland films aside, director-producer Tim Burton (Batman, Ed Wood) has a better batting average than... Continue Reading
Streep hits high note as Florence Foster Jenkins
With more than 60 directing credits to his name in just about every genre imaginable, Oscar-nominated director Stephen Frears (The Queen) is... Continue Reading
Re-Search brings gender-balance to online image searches
In February of this year the White House Council on Women and Girls in collaboration with the Office of Science and Technology Policy publis... Continue Reading
Disney breathes new fire into Pete’s Dragon remake
When I first heard that Disney was remaking 1977’s live-action/animated hybrid Pete’s Dragon, I was pretty skeptical, especially... Continue Reading
Hidden Figures shines a bright light on NASA’s unsung heroes
Although it doesn’t open wide until 6 January, Hidden Figures has been making waves in space, science and AvGeek circles since it went... Continue Reading
Old Hollywood shimmers in Café Society
It’s kind of ironic that the man who once famously opined that the only cultural advantage of living in Los Angeles is that “you... Continue Reading
Future is now for one-stop digital marketplace IFE solutions
When RGN first reported that a streamlined, digital marketplace approach to the often labyrinthine IFE content supply chain might be looming... Continue Reading
Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe is trip worth taking
Being a massive film geek and an even bigger fan of epic adventure yarns set in cool, exotic locales, I’ve been looking for something ... Continue Reading
Captain Fantastic sticks it to the man in style
Since premiering to rave reviews at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Captain Fantastic, writer-director Matt Ross’s (28 Hotel... Continue Reading
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