Review – Joe
Joe – More for fans of Leaving Las Vegas Nicholas Cage, rather than The Wicker Man Nicholas Cage. Life in the deep south of America is hard for the heavy drinking Joe (Nicholas Cage), a man trying to make a living undertaking …read more
Entertainment
Passion for music, movies and games is something shared by everyone at Richer Sounds so we love talking about the latest releases and discussing our favourites. If you fancy some recommendations from our team on what to watch or listen to next, just scroll down and take a peek.
Review – Morrissey – World Peace Is None of Your Business
So, after the second prolonged (enforced?) silence of his career here is Morrissey’s second great comeback. And his greatest? We shall see… His last studio album, Feb 2009’s Years of Refusal had a couple of moments of class but was largely …read more
Review – Trouble in Paradise by La Roux
Way back in 2009 La Roux burst into the music world with a No.1 single and a huge hit album… Now that co-founder Ben Langmaid has left the fold, singer Elly Jackson is now effectively La Roux. 5 years is …read more
Review – Transformers: Age of Extinction
Who do you call when you need a franchise saved? Well, after The Italian Job and Planet of the Apes, Mark Wahlberg obviously… When an inventor reactivates Optimus Prime, a mysterious transformer attempts to take Optimus captive. With the U.S. …read more
Review – Earth To Echo
Echoing old movies can only get you so far. Can Earth to Echo stand out amongst its Sci-Fi peers? After three boys discover a map on a smart phone they decide to spend the evening cycling fifteen miles to the …read more
Review – Boyhood
What happens when you make a film about boyhood over 12 years? Let’s find out. A young boy deals with growing up without a steady father figure, and finds introversion and questions to be his saving grace. Later in his …read more
Review – Watch Dogs
Running through Chicago armed with a smartphone, a somewhat useless gun, and the ability to peek into the dark details of almost every human you come in to contact with – this game can seem slightly farfetched. But not for …read more
Review – The Fault in Our Stars
Love and cancer are a risky mix but can second time director, Josh Boone (Stuck in Love) make it work? Hazel has suffered from a form of cancer since she was 13 and three years on she’s lost the joy …read more
Review – Edge of Tomorrow
Edge of Tomorrow is director Doug Liman’s (The Bourne Identity) offering to the already overflowing table of summer blockbusters, and personally I feel it’s one of the few that earns its place. Based on the 2004 novel All You Need Is Kill …read more
Review – X by Ed Sheeran
So, here I am about to press play on X (multiply), Ed Sheeran’s second album. I’m not expecting to like it. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve tried to like Ed. I’ve listened to all of his previous output, just to …read more