Movie Review: American Fiction
Through entertainment, American audiences have become accustomed to 3 types of stories about African-Americans: either they’re slaves, Civil rights fighters, or super poor, pregnant, drug …
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Movie Review: Maestro
No more convincing needed. I was optimistic about Bradley Cooper, the director, after A Star Is Born, but cautiously so, because that one was just …
Movie Review: Dashing Through the Snow
That’s right. Ludacris, who wanted to lick you head to toe, or to movie b*tch, get out the way and get back mother f*cker you …
Movie Review: The Naughty Nine
Now that’s what I’m talking about. Not that I was rooting against Journey to Bethlehem, but I was hoping something more Santa-ey would challenge the …
Movie Review: The Iron Claw
By the time I was watching Goldberg’s unbeaten streak or Rock vs. Austin, the Von Erich family were already legends. The world of wrestling owes …
Movie Review: Leo
We’re now officially in Adam Sandler, dad bod phase. The great comedian clearly wants to make his kids happy, and as such looks to be …
Movie Review: American Symphony
I don’t know what happened with documentary filmmakers in 2023, but they really went all in on celebrity profiles. Most big streamers have at least …
Movie Review: Poor Things
Maybe it was Colin Farrell. Yorgos Lanthimos has a certain way with words, which work perfectly if Colin Farrell says them. However, that dialogue inside …
Movie Review: Monster (2023)
In the big US corporate world of moviemaking, stories about complex ordinary people aren’t gonna bring in the big bucks, so they only go for …
Movie Review: Best. Christmas. Ever!
The recipe is the same. Only the ingredients change. Best. Christmas. Ever! could have been on Hallmark, Lifetime, any of the other streamers. Doesn’t matter. …