Mike Bassett: England Manager 2001 by AverageMansReviews

Mike Bassett: England Manager 2001 by AverageMansReviews

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England's Manager for the 2002 World Cup is: briefly; Mike Bassett [Ricky Tomlinson:] begins life in this movie as the Norwich City Manager, he takes the England job, he is a good man, but as a football manager this is possibly one step too far for him as he is completely out of the depths, alongside Dave 'Doddsy' Dodds [Bradley Walsh:] Bassett's/England first team coach that repeats or flat land agrees with his governor; yes he does that kind of shtick and Martin Bashir [Martin Bashir:] as himself he provides narration to this mockumentary movie and interviews Bassett and others at some points as well: important addition; I said to myself if I included Bashir in this content I would also make it known that Bashir is now a disgraced interviewer for his breeches of rules as it relates to his legendary and infamous interview with Princess Diana for Panorama in 1995.

Generally speaking: the storyline/script is as I have already referenced this mockumentary movie, with exposition character developments and the framework and pacing of this 89 minutes film is good

Art, action and comedy; we get football graphics [commonly used on any team sport; to set up and talk about the formation and personnel that kind of thing,] we have split-screen into small squares to try and incorporate the sense of occasion or Bassett has to sell what is happening at this specific time when we are looking at just at him for cues on what is happening, obviously the action is the football and for a little taste of the comedy which I do have a wide sense of humour and in-depth too, I did find it a little bit too dry for me. But for one example of that is where this match didn't go too well for England so Bassett indicates something to the effect of making genuine points of criticism; so this is what two England football fans do; they give genuine and well constructed criticism about their team and were then maybe a second or two; the viewing audience can see Bassett go by his body language and mannerisms; actually that is fair criticism.

Character developments and performances; let's be completely honest here and say; what with the character developments being a paint by numbers version of what they were clearly going for here, mixed with broadly speaking solid performances throughout the cast and Tomlinson and/or Walsh having good chemistry as well; at minimum solid work is what we have here.

This film receives: 5/10, this film is mixed; it is a solid film for what it is, I just find like I have already said the comedy a bit dry, a bit too dry for me, there are ongoing extra bits and pieces underneath the ending credits and finally this film also has 1 Nominee to its name; Empire Awards, UK 2002 Empire Award Best British Film

 

Saipan 2025/2026 by AverageMansReviews

Saipan 2025/2026 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/medical/references to race and there will be some censored adult language references.

Republic of Ireland 2002 World Cup journey didn't exactly go smoothly: briefly; this film focuses on the infamous/legendary breakdown between Manchester United & Republic of Ireland Captain Roy Keane [Younger: Zachary Murdiff/Older: Éanna Hardwicke:] he has always been a highly dedicated football/soccer player, that has demanded the best from himself and those around him and the surrounding components to achieve this. Mick McCarthy [Steve Coogan:] he has put the kit on many years ago to represent the Republic of Ireland, but nowadays is the manager of the national and my reputation is a firm but fair manager/coach.

Generally speaking: the storyline/script; we get some exposition character developments on Keane's as a young child and onwards, the framework and pacing in conjunction with the artistic visions and action are broadly speaking good, as we have this countdown to the World Cup, real-life images of these events of that time in history, some images have been adapted/interpreted with these performers in them and the action; being football/soccer obviously. But there are some occasions where, it can also be seen as tacky and of low budget, which as you will see later on is not the case and this film goes on for roughly 90 minutes

Comedy, character developments and performances, we have a moment of comedy where the Irish squad decides to set up Keane to receive cheese sandwiches instead of his usual breakfast of egg on toast or something to that effect, from an overview perspective the character developments of the surrounding characters and their performances are good for what they are; but that is not our focus point of this movie.

The character developments of Roy Keane the fully grown one; for maybe 10 minutes of his opening section for his Irish accent is lacking and then suddenly it comes through loud and clear, he doesn't really look like Keane; but Hardwicke really does absolutely 110% carry this film with is authentic mindset personality, mannerisms basically everything that made Keane; Keane; I want to make this crystal clear if the next section wasn't so bad, this project based on the performance from Hardwicke would have ensured this title would have been in the mixed section of my marking system.

But Steve Coogan as Mick McCarthy is the worst performance I have ever seen him do; at no point does he actually make any effort to embody McCarthy; you see McCarthy has a very distinctive rural and down to earth speech pattern, language and tone; it is one of those voices that as someone that you interested in football/soccer, once you have heard his voice enough in one occasion it would be quite difficult to forget how he speaks and communicates, so what we are left with is basically this performance of Coogan performing as Coogan that couldn't be bothered to at minimum half posterior his way through this performance and man there is one particular scene in this project that he just completely sucks the energy out of this crucial point of events; where Keane/Hardwicke goes off on one big-time and trust me when I say you will know precisely when it happens; the difference between character developments and performance levels in this one sequence of events; couldn't be much more wider than Coogan staying on earth whilst Hardwicke is standing on the moon, I hope Coogan didn't get paid too much for this role? Basically I hope it was a performance related pay kind of deal, where he could only put in perhaps only 2% of effort to match his contract for this role, because that would explain a lot and likewise just for the record Coogan also looks nothing like McCarthy either.

This film receives: 2/10, this film is poor; I can't believe this film had a very substantial budget of £4.5 million, what precisely did they spend the money on? Because it only recouped/box office takings of £772,281, I mean if you are interested in football/soccer it is well worth a look as it covers this particular story from beginning to endand Roy Keane was and is absolutely right about this situation; this was and is completely unacceptable for an international team to go for this and just for the record I am not Irish; and the same that Keane wasn’t wrong, there are some extra bits and pieces and yes this film does have some awards accredited to its name such as; 1 Winner Irish Film and Television Awards 2026; IFTA Award Best Actor in a Lead Role - Film Éanna Hardwicke and 12 Nominees; from the same award ceremony/event Best Actor in a Lead Role - Film Steve Coogan

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu 2026 [alternative name The Mandalorian and Grogu] by AverageMansReviews

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu 2026 [alternative name The Mandalorian and Grogu] by AverageMansReviews

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Full disclosure I haven't watched the TV program: briefly; Din Djarin/The Mandalorian/other adaptions of this name [Pedro Pascal/Brendan Wayne and Lateef Crowder set doubles:] he is a mandalorian, veteran Bounty Hunter, but is the guardian of Grogu [voiced by: Unknown performer:] he is a baby yoga, that definitely has the force inside him; they are associated with the New Republic; where The Mandalorian has just completed his latest content for them; Colonel Ward [Sigourney Weaver:] she is a leader of the New Republic's Adelphi Rangers, that in short informs The Mandalorian, we/meaning he will be working for the Hutts; Rotta the Hutt [voiced by: Jeremy Allen White:] he is Lord Jabber the Hutts' son that has been kidnapped, so The Mandalorian's contract is; rescue him and return him home to the Hutts and in return they will give us valuable information; The Mandalorian is not exactly thrilled by these turn of events, but he does it anyway.

Generally speaking: storyline/script, character developments and framework and pacing; this storyline/script serves its purpose to be naughty, very naughty, because without giving too much away; it kept now and again making reference to times are changing between The Mandalorian and/or Grogu; so I stress this is just heavy speculation/heavy opinions based; if I had to guess they are either going to make a sequel or a sequel so it makes it a trilogy or they are going to expand this part of the universe; but have them at different stages of life. But then again this all depends on if this film makes a reasonable return; as of the first creating this content by the end of the weekend will have made budget back of the $165 million; but for me it needs to make somewhere between 4 to $500 million for them to be satisfied at minimum; the framework and pacing of this 137 minute film broadly speaking is good [I will discuss it again later on in this content.]

Art, action and comedy; the slow art is broadly speaking what you come to expect from a big franchises such as Star Wars, highly detailed, splendid and breathtaking; such as the scenery, set designs, costumes and accessories; yes we do have some minimum AT-AT Walker [The All Terrain Armored Transport Walker;] our lead partnership hi-jacks one of them to complete a contract with Grogu indicating furiously that the one they are currently has been rigged to explode, The Mandalorian is aware of this, but he needs to complete the contract or of sorts.

Now unfortunately this is where I have to be a negative nelly on reflection on any frantic or heavy usage of computer animation sequence of events minus momentarily under the water; this movie falls into a very large trap and consistently so; it is where you could have a lot happen on-screen at one time or something massive; if you are like me... you will know what you are looking for or when it happens, because even though I praised or somewhat praised AT-AT Walker it starts from the closing stages of this sequence; obviously you're going to need a bit of substance; so basically it is like watching an old computer trying to keep up with the new program in the sense of at best it is going to try and keep up with the program, but ultimately so old computer is going to struggle. So in a film sense you are going to see a whenever this film speeds up or bulky sequences as it relates to computer animation; vehicle chasing sequence either the background and foreground has clear separation [so it comes across as a pop-up book] or/and on top of that we have a wash of colour; so in essence we have too much happening on the screen and it just can't handle it; incredibly messy or we just have a clear divide between the background and foreground or in other words the green-screen; when The Mandalorian is going one-on-one with this beast; it sticks out like a sore thumb when he is looking around.

But then again this project does much better when it is fully packed, granted I am open to the idea that some of these sequences are noticeably more darker as in visually darker than others meaning I can't see the problems; but when we have a better paced sequence meaning slower but still impactful so we could still have lots of characters on screen such as without giving too much away The Mandalorian and Rotta teaming up; it is excellent fun.

You see this is why Mortal Kombat II 2026 is in the related section of this content; because strangely enough they have one thing in common and that is this; everything I said about MK II 2026 and its visual representation for the budget of $80 million is now even more justified based on everything I feared for the MK sequel if they had the budget of $165 million and it came out like Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu 2026; where I have quite clearly stated it looks wonderful and all that; because we have a large budget comes a certain expectation, so by and large Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu 2026 as soon as you want to do anything bulky or/and multipurpose it struggles.

Character developments, performances and voice performances; The Mandalorian and Grogu; their character developments and on-screen chemistry; are all good with performance and voice performers; formulaic; but still good: Now we come to another problem; even though I have just said something to the effect of all good as it relates to our lead partnership; the fact that there are 5 characters/performances/voice performances which are much better rounded, consequently stronger is a problem and in no particular order; a mystery bounty hunter and his intimidating presence including terrifying pet [I should point out that this pairing says very little,] so it leaves the things such as presence, demeanour and other contributing elements to bring them to life, Rotta; he is his own person; he wants to get out from underneath his father's legacy and he has a natural bond with Grogu; granted to begin with he just had to feed him, but still it is natural bond, Sigourney Weaver as Colonel Ward: she has very limited appearances in this film; but as they say a top-class performance is fleeting, class is permanent [she even gets involved in an action sequence; that is all I can say, because I can tell they wanted to make that it treats for Star Wars fans;] excellent performance and finally we have this interaction with this helpful character that helps out Grogu consequently The Mandalorian; this is another limited character that for what they bring to the table is spot on excellent; if I have made this clear enough all 5 of these characters/performances/voice performances are excellent and I have to give a little shout out to these little engineers they were very good characters and had very good chemistry with Grogu: so the moral of the story is; when you're being outshone in your own movie there is a problem such as if it is just our lead partnership and they are doing anything but sharing dialogue or communications with one another; this is where the film really does slow down they need someone or anyone just to put the focus on, so we can have good pacing at minimum back again.

This film receives: 8/10, this film is excellent; it clearly does have problems, but anything less than this mark, just feels a little bit disrespectful based on all of the positive visual representation, action, comedy and surrounding cast. 3 Nominees which include but not limited to Golden Trailer Awards 2026 Golden Trailer AwardBest Fantasy/Adventure "Hope", The Walt Disney Studios, AV Squad

 

 

Innerspace 1987 by AverageMansReviews

Innerspace 1987 by AverageMansReviews

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This experiment doesn't go according to plan: briefly; after this laboratory gets it by this rival scientist and her associates, this other scientist on the run has to jab someone unexpected to try and keep this work safe; this work in this case is miniaturisation; you see in this syringe; is this Lieutenant Tuck Pendleton [Dennis Quaid:] nowadays is a test pilot in this little science fiction one person craft for this experiment/mission which should have ended up in a rabbit, but instead he ended up in a human; by the name of Jack Putter/other character [Martin Short:] he works as the Junior Manager of this store, is a pushover and a hypochondriac, nice guy still a hypochondriac, after Lieutenant Pendleton makes some adaptions inside Putter; he can hear, eat or see what he sees and on top of that he can consume whatever  Putter consumes, but they only have a very short window to get Lieutenant Pendleton out of Putter and retrieve the stolen hardware before Lieutenant Pendleton's air supply runs out and consequently he dies, so they go to this one person he trusts Lydia Maxwell [Meg Ryan:] Lieutenant Pendleton's ex-girlfriend that finally got fed up with his out-of-control drinking habits, but they are much better under control these days and she is a news reporter for this newspaper as well.

Generally speaking: the script is predominantly all good, but for one massive detail which I will discuss much later on, the framework and pacing of this 120 minutes film is good, but having said that; it does need a driving force behind it; which at some point I will also discuss in this content

Art, action, character developments and comedy; art is of the most high standard possible as we get to see around Putter's internally and now and again Lieutenant Pendleton takes a rough ride in Putter's body which is very much depending on what is going on in the outside world as well, so we will have these kind of character developments/comedy of Lieutenant Pendleton trying to talk to Putter, because he doesn't realise that someone is inside him he goes down a rabbit hole of voices may be in his head and consequently we have this beautifully timed back and forth between two other patients in the waiting room with Putter where it is one of those back and forth's that are designed to get confusing quickly or/and Putter feeling incredible pain on the back of his one or both of his eyes due to the adaptions being made or Putter/Short dancing something to the effect of even Mick Jagger would be proud of in this one sequence With him drinking with his new on-board companion Lieutenant Pendleton. 

Character developments and performances; now obviously away from what I have just been discussing broadly speaking the character developments and the performances are good; and a special mention has to go out to Quaid, Short and Ryan; between trio or/and pairings or individually; they are driving force behind the project and without them this film would have really crumbled in essence they all bring different enthusiasm to this project; I would really like to give them another mark, but because of another situation I can't.

This film receives: 7/10, this film is good; I mean if you have never seen this film it is a good watch and as I have already referenced the artistic visions are amazing, but likewise I can't stand the closing of this film as it clearly suggests our story is not over yet, but this film doesn't have a sequel and there is an ongoing sequence underneath the closing credits. This film does have some awards accredited to its name such as 2 Winners; which includes but not limited to  Academy Awards, USA 1988 Oscar Best Effects, Visual Effects Dennis Muren Bill George Harley Jessup Kenneth Smith and 5 Nominees which also include but not limited to Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 1987 Golden Reel Award Best Sound Editing - Feature Film Mark A. Mangini Innerspace

 

They Will Kill You 2026 by AverageMansReviews

They Will Kill You 2026 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/religion/transformation/regeneration/ritual/disfigurement/dismemberment/strangling/cutting/stabbing/impaling/shooting/squashing/chopping/burning/kamikaze/slavery/medical/references to child abuse and sexual assault

10 years later: briefly; we meet Asia Reaves/another name [Zazie Beetz:] she is an ex-convict that has recently gotten out of prison, that has gotten into this job at this high rise location as a member of the maid/cleaner stuff she is also on a secret mission.

Generally speaking: the storyline/script and the many components/elements to this film have many traits of other well-known titles such as Kill Bill: Volume 1 & Volume 2: 2003 and 2004, The Evil Dead Trilogy between 1981-1993, The Raid/The Raid: Redemption 2011 and this film is very much a flavour of Oriental martial arts films mixed together to bring this film to live; so obviously with all those being referenced; the framework, character developments and pacing of this 95 minutes film is tight and free-flowing, exposition on the character developments with a pacing which is always constructively moving and simultaneously coinciding with the framework to bring these chaotic to the forefront with spot on rotations and sometimes slow-motion effects being used.

Action, art, comedy, character developments and performance; now if you didn't know this; by the film's I have already referenced that this film is heavily graphic in one way or another; so all three of these components coincide one another as in insanely non-stop action, incredibly visual and consequently sometimes comical, as an example we have the character's eye spying on this ongoing situation, as it has the ability to obviously roll around, but it also has the ability to scale up this air vent; basically this film has so much happening in it that... you can't get bored with it, but it does leave me a little bit stuck what to put in this content; just because of its graphic nature which I myself have no problem with it; it just leaves me a bit short on what is safe but in this content though, I have just remembered we have our lead role going on this dark room with this axe on fire, to use as a torch and as a weapon; this is truly firstly manic action, which in turn turns into exquisite art, which turns into perfect comedy and simultaneously perfect character developments and performance.

Character developments, performances and voice performance; by and large these character developments are well rounded versions of what they are meant to be, which are performed excellently to a foundation level, Beetz already had a good foundation, based on her character's exposition/history, but her character grows more rounded throughout this film as she does deals with this situation and anything that may come away and the voice performers is good as well.

But hypothetically if there is to be a sequel at some point in the future they need to bring back Beetz as she has now made this character/role her very own and as I said earlier or made reference to earlier this feels like just the foundation level of these characters that could be possible to come back in the sequel and yes these would also need the same performers as well

This film receives: 10/10, this film is top-notch entertainment; I think by now I have made it crystal clear that at minimum this film moves, but more often than not it is all gas and no breaks carnage, there is to begin with engaging art in the ending credits and then an extra little thing they sound effect at the end of the ending credits and yes this film does have an awards accredited to its name; SXSW Film Festival 2026 Audience Award Headliners Kirill Sokolov [but it has to be said this film does at minimum it does deserve more nominees, because it doesn't seem right that they put this level of effort into making this film not to have at least 5 positive nominees to its name.]

 

Supergirl 2026 by AverageMansReviews

Supergirl 2026 by AverageMansReviews

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3 Days: briefly; we meet Kara Zor-El/Supergirl [Milly Alcock:] it is her 23rd birthday and she was having a good time until things turned sideways, she now has 3 days to save her dog Krypto, simultaneously she picks up an unwanted companion;  Ruthye Marye Knoll [Eve Ridley:] she is seeking revenge against those that have killed her entire family and at some point or another we get to meet Lobo [Jason Momoa:] he is an alien mercenary and bounty hunter, that sometimes likes to crack jokes

Generally speaking: the storyline/script, character developments, framework and pacing of this 108 minutes film; are those outdated, formulaic origin scripts that Marvel used to do; Cough, Cough; Guardians of the Galaxy 2014... Who said that? But the problem is it is no longer 2000s or/and 2010s [this will not be the only time I make reference to these decades,] the only reason that this works here is because we haven't seen Supergirl in a standalone film title since 1984; but hypothetically if they were to try this again in the future with a reboot or a sequel or anything; they are not going to be so fortunate, basically you get one time to do this kind of storyline/script and the other surrounding elements and that is it.

Art, comedy and action; the outer-space/planets, landscapes, set designs, costumes and/or little creatures/characters; this is all things I can work with; they are all highly engaging detailed in their own unique ways; I like the comedy as it relates to Zor-El/Supergirl: giving these characters the opportunity to opt out of this impending rumble and the bus sequence was lots of good fun, but for the love of god, can you get the message that it is no longer the 2000s or the 2010s anymore, because towards the end of this movie we have a lot of quick moving action with slow motion effects and that kind of garbage and whilst I'm on the subject whomever did the line/lines for Zor-El/Supergirl's eye beans, how about next time you don't make them look so tacky, maybe just maybe on some occasions you may have wanted to use a ruler, but seriously these fast moving/slow motion sequence are outdated and lazy, especially when we are going on underneath to overhead, you may think that these are still edgy and cool, but they are as thrilling, but in reality they are as thrilling/potent as an 80-year-old man with retinal dysfunction and a low sperm count as well

Character developments, performances, comedy and voice performances; likewise what I said about the script from the aspect of; these components here are very formulaic; paint by numbers that kind of thing, which from the trio of performers that I have already referenced in the opening section really do try to do their best with what has been given to them; it doesn't give them much space to implement themselves on their roles other than Momoa as Lobo: he was born to play this role and he embodies Lobo, I would really like to make reference to some of his comedy, but I can't because of its mature to adult themes, but I can say this; even though he isn't a lot in this film, when he appears he makes a big impact and briefly because this is not his film, I really cannot stomach David Corenswet as Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman; he is the cousin of Zor-El/Supergirl; I mean from the outset I was never keen on him anyway, but after seeing him briefly throughout this film... Just no more thank you, but if or when we see another project could we have these trio of characters and their performers back please and the little bits and pieces of voice performance we do get is good as well.

This film receives: 8/10, this film is excellent; as this film goers it has comfortably enough to get given this mark and full disclosure I missed about maybe 15 minutes simply because I really had to go to the bathroom, but I am not an idiot, this film does have many god dammit so many problems surrounding it on one level or another that I can't fully discuss them all here, so I will be doing another piece of content to be dropped linked the bottom of this content on its completion and going live. This film also has some awards accredited to its name such as 2 Nominees; Golden Trailer Awards 2026 Golden Trailer Award Best Summer 2026 Blockbuster Trailer Rise, Warner Bros., Mark Woollen & Associates/AV Squad

Madfabulous 2026 by AverageMansReviews

Madfabulous 2026 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is a rainbow community component/burning/medical

In Wales: briefly; we meet Henry, 5th Marquess of Anglesey [Callum Scott Howells:] he is flamboyant and by today's standards a member of the rainbow community, but  heir apparent to his father's titles businesses and fortune upon his death, but for now here's got to learn the ropes on how to act the role he will be given in the future, but he doesn't have a lot of time left was well; essentially he says hell to that, I am going to get married to my best friend to assist us to get out of our situations; her name is Lily [Ruby Stokes:] she looks to be getting married to someone that she doesn't like, but as I have already referenced they come up with a plan to change all that and they agree to a nonsexual relationship and basically this is their story.

Generally speaking: the storyline/script only really covers this time in Wales and words on screen later, the framework and pacing of this 108 minutes film is good

Art; the landscapes, set design, costumes, make-up and anything other really including this fantastic and felt dance performance from our lead character/performer Henry/Howells called; Butterfly Dance

Character developments, comedy and performances; these are all good; the character developments are throughout are good versions of what they are meant to be in their stations in life, the comedy comes from predominately our lead, as from this time in history his flamboyant and/or eccentricities may start off comical as showing up for tea late and after an incident leaving with his dog, but much later taking a darker turn as he wants to buy everything from this shelf from this jewellery store or store similar to this. So by in large the performances from this cast are very good performances and chemistry throughout the entire cast, this film has a three point spearhead to rely on the first two I have already referenced; but we now have Rupert Everett as Gelert; he is a long serving Butler type of character, but his roles include in this case charge of Henry [which for the younger generations this basically means; if Henry screws up not only is it Henry's fault, it is also the fault of his charge; because it is his responsibility to ensure that he doesn't do anything stupid or to bring his family name into disrepute or literally anything you can think of:] This trio but in excellent performances.

This film receives: 7/10, this film is good; if you are into Biopic or history or costume dramas this film will suit you down to the ground, there are some bits and pieces in the closing credits section. This film also has some awards accredited to its name such as 1 Winner FOCUS Wales Film Festival 2026  Best Director Feature Film Celyn Jones and 1 Nominee Frameline San Francisco International LGBTQ Film Festival 2026 Audience Award Comcast Audience Award for Narrative Feature Celyn Jones (director)