Movie Review: Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
In some ways, you gotta admire Zack Snyder and his self-belief. He was so convinced of Rebel Moon’s power and brilliance he pitched it to …
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Movie Review: Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire
I love the double confidence going on here. Zack Snyder’s self-belief on all his 2-2.5 star 11 year old boy fantasia projects is how we …
Movie Review: Armageddon Time
Make something personal. That’s the advice given to EVERY moviemaker on the planet. Well, James Gray, I hope you go back to space, or the …
2021 Oscar Ballot: Think Happy Thoughts
This last year sucked for everyone. Even the movies, which had to delay all sorts of big releases because of the global pandemic. As the …
Movie Review: The Father
For a while now The Notebook has tainted any movie portrayals about dementia. That movie makes you think this horrible disease can deliver a beautiful …
Movie Review: The Two Popes
The last time this happened was 1415. Pope Benedict, overseeing the Catholic Church during the period where all the abuse stories started coming to light, …
Movie Review: Thor: Ragnarok
I was pretty sure I was going to hate Thor: Ragnarok. Had Marvel stuck to its original formula for the character, I thought there was …
Movie Review: Noah
Hollywood underserves the Bible Belt in the United States. Biblical stories are filled with complicated characters and compelling plots, but due to quality producers being …
Movie Review: Thor: The Dark World
Thor doesn’t deserve a franchise: Loki does. Thor: The Dark World is a stop-gap Marvel film padding future superhero adventures with some post-credits action and …
Movie Review: Hitchcock
Much like Norman Bates, the main character in Psycho, Hitchcock bears two faces. One face is very solid and understood, the other is sickly and …