Review: Joe
Based on the novel ‘Joe’ by Larry Brown, David Gordon Green directs the story of an ex-con who finds redemption through his friendship with a 15 year old boy. Set….
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Van Gaal Press Conference bodes well for Manchester United
Manchester United throughout their history, not least over the last 25 years or so, are no strangers to accomplishing great feats in quick succession; in ’93 they won the first….
Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
We’ve had the Rise, now it’s time for the Dawn. Director Matt Reeves brings us Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the first sequel in what currently is set….
Review: From Here To Eternity
Pearl Harbor meets Les Misérables… Tim Rice’s new adaptation of the classic musical ‘From Here to Eternity’ combines a stunning musical performance with a convincing story of love and loss…..
Review: How To Train Your Dragon 2
Dragons, dragons… and more DRAGONS! Hiccup and Toothless are back! As the sequel to Dreamworks’ 2010 hit, How to Train Your Dragon hits cinema screens this week. So if you’re….
Germany’s Victory shows Premier League needs Overhaul if England are to Succeed
In case you haven’t heard, Germany won their fourth FIFA World Cup tournament last night. Much has been made about how the collective trumped the individual, as most of the….
The BBC have released a full length Doctor Who trailer
During half time of last nights World Cup final between Germany and Argentina the BBC shown us the first proper glimpse of series 8 of Doctor Who. The new….
Gotze stunner sees Germany Win FIFA World Cup
Well the day has arrived already – the 2014 World Cup final is here! Seven of the eleven players selected for our Fortitude Team of the Tournament (which you can….
Fortitude Magazine World Cup 2014 Team of the Tournament
Well the 2014 FIFA World Cup is almost over; tonight, after Germany have their chance to become the first European winners in a South American World Cup when they face….
Penalties Needed as Argentina progress to Final
It wasn’t an instant classic but after 120 agonisingly slow minutes, Argentina booked their place in the 2014 World Cup final after a 4-2 win on penalties against a below….