Movie Review: Dora And The Lost City Of Gold
Roger Ebert will forever be the greatest film critic that ever thought about a movie. One of the things I admired about him most was …
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Movie Review: Under the Silver Lake
There are no shortage of movies about living in Los Angeles. With most of the celebrities on the planet living there, and millions more aspiring …
Movie Review: Rocketman
The amazing songs. The gaudy outfits. Mommy and daddy issues. Progressive sexuality in a conservative world. Elton John epitomized what is was to live the …
Movie Review: Booksmart
Every generation has their high school comedy they hold dear. The one that best fit my coming of age was American Pie, but the best …
Movie Review: Velvet Buzzsaw
I was really looking forward to Velvet Buzzsaw. The last time Director Dan Gilroy teamed up with Jake Gyllenhaal/Rene Russo, they produced Nightcrawler, one of …
Movie Review: Destroyer
Destroyer is Nicole Kidman’s reward for Aquaman. After slumming it in a crazy CGI spectacle for the vast mainstream audience, Kidman has been awarded with …
Movie Review: Mid90s
After talking to many of the great directors he has now worked for, Jonah Hill decided on a personal project for his first directorial debut. …
Movie Review: Molly’s Game
Molly’s Game is Aaron Sorkin’s first time sitting in the director’s chair. Sorkin is primarily known as a writer, penning some of the greatest TV …
Movie Review: Bright
David Ayer is one of my most hot and cold running directors in the biz. When his scripts are well thought out, there’s a depth …
Movie Review: Blade Runner 2049
Blade Runner is widely recognized as the precursor to modern Science Fiction movies. Philip K. Dick became the go to for source material, overpopulated dirty …