Movie Review: Enola Holmes 2
There weren’t a lot of bright spots in 2020, especially at the movies. One of them, was Enola Holmes, with Millie Bobby Brown playing Sherlock’s …
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Movie Review: See How They Run
Listen up, kids. Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig REVIVED the murder mystery genre. The OG’s of that genre are Edgar Allen Poe and especially Agatha …
Movie Review: Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is one of those underrated movie experiences I wish happened more often. The movie is built as a pure unadulterated …
Movie Review: Last Night in Soho
I was admittedly getting a little worried. For the longest time I was all in on a new Edgar Wright movie. But despite what some …
Movie Review: No Time To Die
And so ends the reign of the 2nd best James Bond. Daniel Craig’s imprint on the character will be hard to shake, taking the franchise …
Movie Review: Cruella
Cruella hopes for the Maleficent route in the Disney cash grab, I mean, live action remakes/reimaginings of their IP. On paper, all the makings are …
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 Nest
Ah, family life. As The Nest Pontificates, it is a serene, calm place where you can reset emotionally to face the wor…PSYCH! Not in the …
Movie Review: Education
And so we hit the end. The last of the Small Axe films. After court cases, police infiltration, house parties, and more than a bit …
Movie Review: Lovers Rock
After Mangrove came in like a force of nature, Steve McQueen decided to throw a party. Lovers Rock takes us to the 1970s London world …