While Twista has created some great pop-rap throughout his career, this is more of what I've been wanting from him. It's just hardcore hip hop from front to back. As the title hints at, there is a lot of gun talk, including one song, 'Glock', where he just runs through the names of glocks. My pick is 'Coming Home' that seems to use the same sample as J. Cole's 'Trouble'. There is nothing A1 here that stops me rating this higher, but it's an easy listen with Twista's signature rapping continuing to be a joy to listen to. Best Tracks: Coming Home, Black Rambo, Twista Miculek

This is quite good. Songs like 'Check Me Out' and particularly, 'Keep It Real', have the sound that do bring back memories of the original '95 'Doe or Die'. It's a smooth/soulful listen with AZ sounding and rapping as well as ever. There is nothing to match his best tracks, but as the list below shows, the consistency is great. Best Tracks: The Wheel, Keep It Real, Never Enough, Different, Blow that Shit, Check Me Out, Time to Answer, Found My Niche

Better than I thought it would be based on the rep it has. The only really bad moment is the playground fight when Matt meets Elektra - Laughable stuff. It seems that many superhero movies go into too much detail about the origin of well-known superheroes, but here I don't think we learn enough about the genesis of Daredevil's abilities. The other main issue is the thin story. Scenes including a whole subplot were removed to reduce the running time and I don't think that helped the film. Despite Stan Lee apparently disliking the film, because he felt the film was "too tragic", the darker tone it has compared to most Marvel films works. There is some decent action and at only 80 minutes it doesn't overstay its welcome.

The director should've just made a documentary if he wanted to bring light to the issues he is trying to shed light on here. Instead, he's made a weird film that isn't very exciting or funny like I was expecting. The whole 'sweet shop' problem isn't exactly unknown to the populous either.

A thief wants to come clean after meeting a woman who he wants to marry. The story has problems and when it tries to be tense and exciting it doesn't pull it off like Neeson's other films. Fairly forgettable.