Movie Review: Men In Black: International
I love the Men In Black franchise. The OG films find that great movie mixture of comedy, action, and special effects, anchored by a spectacular …
Liam Neeson
Movie Review: Cold Pursuit
It’s February and that means Liam Neeson is back to beat everyone up (but do we want him back? That’s a question for another day). …
Movie Review: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
It’s become clearer to me over time that the Coen Brothers clearly love fables. Their stories usually have this larger than life quality to them, …
Movie Review: Widows
Well if you can’t get Liam Neeson to run a heist, Viola Davis is a pretty amazing 2nd option. Widows should be studied for how …
Movie Review: Schindler’s List
The Holocaust is one of the worst showcases of the depths of unconscionable behavior in the history of the human race. You get a sickness …
Movie Review: A Monster Calls
Movie manipulation is a fine line to walk when crafting a film. When done right, you get something like ET, a brilliant tear inducing experience …
Movie Review: Silence
I’m sure when Martin Scorcese said he wanted to make a movie, Skydance Productions was ECSTATIC. Producing a film for one of the greatest living …
Movie Review: Run All Night
What better St. Patrick’s Day present than watching an Irish badass with a drinking problem navigate the mob underworld? Run All Night is another worthy …
2015 Summer Movie Preview: June
While May had the heavyweights, June has more of the family fare, including a Pixar Movie, a John Green adaptation, and dinosaurs: ENTOURAGE The Good: …
2015 Summer Movie Preview: March And April
2015 is the year of awaited big blockbusters. Let’s start in the month of spring’s beginning, March: CHAPPIE The Good: Neill Blomkamp directed District 9, …