Movie Review: Moonfall
Sometimes you don’t need a movie to be an introspective complex character study about the human condition. Sometimes you just…want to watch a really cool …
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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 …
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: Ant-Man and the Wasp
Paul Rudd is a perfect fit for Ant-Man. He’s a funny pretty unassuming guy who’s just happy to be there, which is basically a metaphor …
Movie Review: A Wrinkle in Time
It’s pretty easy to see why Ava DuVernay was attracted to A Wrinkle in Time. She must have read that novel as a young girl, …
Movie Review: 12 Strong
The War in Afghanistan has been a part of American lives since September 11, 2001. However, until today, we have not had an accurate representation …
Movie Review: The Martian
Yay, science! The Martian, much like Gravity, celebrates the collaboration of humanity and technology to accomplish great things. In an age of scientific neglect, The …
Movie Review: Ant-Man
Ant-Man was never going to be Marvel’s biggest hit. Superhero team ups replaced single superhero adventures in terms of popularity in 2012. However, Ant-Man is …
Movie Review: Fury
War is hell. It doesn’t need to be proven anymore. It’s dehumanizing, evil, and scarring. Fury drives that point home with the spin on WWII …
Movie Review: End of Watch
Looks like found footage escaped the bloody hand of the horror genre. Chronicle successfully used found footage to tell the tale of teen superheroes. Now, …