Geek of Oz

CCXP Worlds is happening in Brazil on our Saturday, and Aussie fans of the G.I Joe franchise can get access to the exclusive panels. With SNAKE EYES: G.I JOE ORIGINS scheduled for release next October, Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians, The Gentlemen, Last Christmas) will be making a special appearance alongside the legendary comic writer Larry Hama (writer & editor of Marvel Comics, best known for writing G.I. Joe: An American Hero and writing for Wolverine). It is a rare chance for fans to see the creator of the iconic character chatting with the actor set to portray him on the big screen.  The panels are expected to start at around 11:00am AEDT on Saturday, and you will be able to find the livestreams on the CCXP Worlds’ Facebook page . Fans can also sign up through a ‘free ticket’ option on their website.

Snake Eyes has commenced production in Japan.Given how iconic Snake Eyes is, we can't wait to see what this team delivers. - Stu SNAKE EYES IN CINEMAS NOVEMBER 26, 2020

A British drug lord tries to sell off his highly profitable empire to a dynasty of Oklahoma billionaires. The Gentlemen heralds Guy Ritchie's return to his well trodden tropes of fast-talking, well-tailored British gangsters and for me it worked to great effect. Your mileage may vary on Ritchie as a director, but you can’t deny that over the years he has cranked out some real bangers. Now let me be very clear, The Gentlemen is loosely based on the model which made his other gangster films successful. And when I say loosely based, it’s probably safer to say it’s the exact same model. The only real key difference is the pacing, which is considerably slower than his usual offerings. I admired the sense of restraint on display, for me it showed Ritchie’s growth as a storyteller. The quick editing and frantic action, has been replaced with a more methodical way or wandering through the narrative. For the most part, the film centres around street-savvy journo Fletcher...