Reviews

After finishing second in his Top Gun fighter pilot class some thirty-years ago (the valedictorian being Val Kilmer’s “Ice Man” Kazansky), Pete “Maverick” Mitchell (Tom Cruise) has bounced from assignment to a... Read More...

The first Downton Abbey movie served as an epilogue for the series, providing extra resolution to several characters and coupling up others to provide a happy ending. Then it was wildly successful to the tune ... Read More...

Men portrays everyday life as a woman as a living horror movie. It’s a highly metaphorical and atmospheric movie, which will undoubtedly turn of many of its viewers, but it's core story is about the danger, di... Read More...

It’s been almost ten years since Sam Raimi directed a movie and Multiverse of Madness is at its best when it feels most like a Raimi picture. The director's beginnings in low-budget horror comedy are visibly e... Read More...

Consider writer/director Robert Eggers' bloody Viking revenge movie as a companion piece to 2021's The Green Knight. Both movies take mythical, supernatural-aided tales of heroics and medieval masculinity and ... Read More...

Even though it's based on a popular series of children's books, if you've seen Disney's Zootopia (2016), you've seen the better version of The Bad Guys. As far as entertainment for children, it's nothing to av... Read More...

Nearly four years have passed since Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald hit cinemas, and its sequel picks up right after the closing moments. The Secrets of Dumbledore opening scene does litt... Read More...

While not as enjoyable as its predecessor, Sony's Sonic the Hedgehog 2  fulfills what audiences are looking for with this speedster-sequel. We follow our signature alien speedster as he meets two of the other f... Read More...

Sony pictures released Morbius on April 1 for some unintended irony, holding the film for almost two years past its original release date in the hopes for a big box office result.  Academy Award winner Jared Le... Read More...

A clear offspring of the Romancing the Stone variety, there's a lot of fun in to be had in this Paramount film from directors Adam Nee and Aaron Nee. The Lost City mostly succeeds thanks to the winning chemist... Read More...