Movie Review: Zombieland: Double Tap
Zombieland burst onto the scene in 2009, when there was a relative dearth of zombie things for the world at large. 10 Years and 2 …
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Movie Review: The Highwaymen
Telling a story about the men who tracked and killed Bonnie and Clyde is a bit like trying to be the funniest person in the …
Movie Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story
I have conflicted feelings about Solo: A Star Wars Story. It’s certainly great that the Star Wars universe is getting more world building and giving …
Movie Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Martin McDonagh has a super twisted sense of humor. In In Bruges, he openly and amusingly points out how hard it is for obese Americans …
Movie Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
I want everyone out there to know how improbable this was. Planet of the Apes didn’t have any real reason to reboot itself; the story …
Movie Review: The Edge of Seventeen
Stevie Nicks might throw up a bit watching the movie named after her most famous song. The Edge of Seventeen tries really hard to be …
Movie Review: Now You See Me 2
Magic and the big screen are just made for each other. With a large budget, the director must salivate at crafting obnoxious sleight of hand …
Movie Review: Triple 9
On paper, Triple 9 should come out near Oscar season. The multi-colored cast is stacked, led by Chiwetel Ejiofor and a game Woody Harrelson. The promos …
Movie Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I
It is unfair that the Hunger Games gets lumped in with Twilight, Divergent, and other wanna-be franchises because it has similar elements. Suzanne Collins’s novel …
Movie Review: Out of the Furnace
Looks like Christian Bale is spending his retirement from Batman decaying in the Rust Belt. Out of the Furnace tries really hard to be like …