Dan Bullock is a journalist for Critical Popcorn, specializing in film and pop culture. With a focus on movie reviews, trailer releases, and entertainment news, Dan provides readers with insights into the latest releases and upcoming projects in the world of cinema.
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By: Dan Bullock
First revealed in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy, my 1:8 Scale build continues…
By: Dan Bullock
Marvel Studios' Deadpool & Wolverine delivers the ultimate team-up throwdown on 25 July
A perilous real adventure in the Atlantic retold with great detail plus an important link to refugees and the journey of unknown they take on every day
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By: Dan Bullock
Alright, alright, alright… Richard Linklater's cult classic teen movie is out now on Blu-ray from Criterion Collection.
By: Dan Bullock
This new feature-length documentary, blur: To The End, comes to cinemas in the UK and Ireland from 19 July
When putting together a pair of actors like Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley , there's a lot of hope before you've even looked into what the film is about.
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By: Dan Bullock
While divided in its potency of story, this is a Gothic tale with visual treats and vast designs to offer a fine 4K UHD re-release from Arrow Video
Inspired by Pennebaker's Dylan doc Don't Look Back, this restored Billy Connolly documentary, from the BFI, is equal parts charming, insightful and smart
Source Code looks good in 4K UHD and remains an enjoyable thriller with clever twists, as well as Jake Gyllenhaal giving everything to help tighten the focus
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By: Dan Bullock
Authentically intense, it retains one hell of a punch with a physical, visceral performance from Robert De Niro alongside a knock-out directorial hook from Martin Scorsese
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