I cannot deny I am one of those superhero fans that has always stood by Superman. Christopher Reeves' efforts in the suit have always remained iconic, albeit the sequels gradually turning down a rather laughable path, but the son of Krypton has always been my favourite.
Even through what some people thought was a poor return in Superman Returns, I rather enjoyed the man of steel back on the big screen and am hugely anticipating the return of DC Comics' finest hero in Man Of Steel.
After a teaser trailer that did a great job of ramping up the excitement and a nifty close-shot poster of new man in the cape Henry Cavill, a new poster has recently been released and boy is it an interesting one. Click here for my story on the new poster via Filmoria.
It's every critics' dream to have their work showcased to the world, and fortunately for me I had some very exciting news of late that I have finally receive my first addition to a poster that is showcased in the tube stations in our fair city London.
The film in question is one that brings both laughter and horror in equal measure; the superb Ben Wheatley's follow-up to Kill List, black comedy Sightseers. I was lucky enough to catch a press screening at London Film Festival this year and without a doubt it is one of the funniest films you will witness this year.
Check out my four star rating for Filmoria included on the poster and click here for my review.
Sightseers is out in cinemas on 30th November, check it out!
