Movie Review: The Rip
I love the new Damon/Affleck Era. Other than the occasional Christopher Nolan flirtation, the two guys decided they just like hanging out with each other, …
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Movie Review: A Private Life
I’ve grown so used to people coming abroad to the United States to play Americans, I kind of just forgot that that street could go …
Movie Review: Greenland 2: Migration
Gerard Butler really wants January for himself. It’s him vs. Jason Statham at the moment, both in competing Ric Roman Waugh films! Greenland 2: Migration …
Movie Review: Orwell: 2+2=5
George Santayana gave us the famous quote: “Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it.” George Orwell and Raoul Peck couldn’t agree …
Movie Review: We Bury the Dead
Oh man, so close! In the horror glut, it’s always exciting when a new twist comes along. We Bury the Dead did the hard part, …
Movie Review: Primate
Dumpuary is the mean term for the January movie releases. I go glass half full with them: yes some are disasters, but some just aren’t …
Movie Review: Rosemead
There’s plenty of sad, depressing movies out there. You know what I mean: those life draining melancholic masterpieces that slow your walk home, and make …
Movie Review: Troll 2
I love the Norwegian synergies. As Joachim Trier is finding deeper and deeper stories into the human condition, Roar Uthaug is finding more and more …
Movie Review: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Final confirmation that Marvel’s Phase 4 sucks. You took Nia DaCosta, and threw her under the bus for The Marvels, chewed her up & spit …
Movie Review: Tron: Ares
Wow, Disney must be desperate. As Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars all have been flailing in their efforts to create great movies, Disney had to …