Movie Review: IF
John Krasinski the director just wants his kids to love him. After a few maudlin indie films and a banger of a horror flick that …
Bradley Cooper
Movie Review: Maestro
No more convincing needed. I was optimistic about Bradley Cooper, the director, after A Star Is Born, but cautiously so, because that one was just …
Movie Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
So this latest phase of Marvel movies has been, well, a pretty big disappointment. Marvel needed a win pretty bad. And in come the Guardians …
Movie Review: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Of course Carlos the Dwarf started it all. John Francis Daley, Sam Weir from Freaks & Geeks, was in one of the first pop culture …
Movie Review: Licorice Pizza
1970s Los Angeles, there’s truly nothing like it. Licorice Pizza is Paul Thomas Anderson’s Belfast. The uber talented and beloved critical darling takes us back …
Movie Review: Nightmare Alley (2021)
Initally, Nightmare Alley’s premise intrigued me. A master of strange but loving imagery, Guillermo del Toro, making a film noir set around circus performers? Hell …
Movie Review: The Hangover
It’s amazing that no one ever attempted to make a movie like this. But maybe that’s the twisted comedic genius of Todd Phillips, the frat …
Movie Review: Avengers: Endgame
There’s no real way to discuss this movie unless I throw some early [SPOILERS] in, so personally, please see the movie before you read this …
Movie Review: The Mule
Even though I’m not the biggest Clint Eastwood fan, I gotta admire the guy. He continually pumps out movie after movie, where even the bad …
Movie Review: A Star Is Born (2018)
Of all the anticipated films of 2018, A Star Is Born probably has the most wide range of possible outcomes. I equally thought the Bradley …