Movie Review: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
Magicians, assemble! Sensing the aging out of its Four Horsemen, the producers now give us the Magnificent Seven. Ok that title was already taken, but …
Dave Franco
Movie Review: Together
There’s something just a little more potent about Together. That’s because our leads, Dave Franco and Alison Brie, are a real life couple. That are …
Movie Review: Love Lies Bleeding
We all have that one person: the regifter. No matter what you try to get them, they find a way to repackage or redistribute it …
Movie Review: Somebody I Used to Know
Dave Franco and Alison Brie should be on the list of Hollywood Power Couples. I’ve loved Brie since her Community days, and Franco has been …
Movie Review: Day Shift
The buddy cop movie has taken all types of forms over the last 50 years. Stick to the formula and hire two mismatched leads, and …
Movie Review: 6 Underground
Over the years, several Optimius Prime monologues have contributed to Michael Bay turning himself into a director that takes himself too seriously, thinking he’s saying …
Movie Review: 6 Balloons
Consider this a disclaimer for all the parents considering showing this movie to their family: 6 Balloons is one of the 10 most misleading movie …
Movie Review: The Disaster Artist
I’ve been seeing midnight screenings of The Room, one of the 5 worst movies ever made, for over a decade. I come armed with spoons, …
Movie Review: Now You See Me 2
Magic and the big screen are just made for each other. With a large budget, the director must salivate at crafting obnoxious sleight of hand …
Movie Review: Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising will have long rewatchable legs. A solid spin on the first film, Neighbors 2 simply moves a sorority next door to …