Tag: new movies
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TOP GUN: MAVERICK REVIEW: TOM CRUISE SOARS HIGH WITH ONE OF THE BEST ACTION FILMS EVER
“Time is your biggest adversary” a brooding Captain Maverick proclaims looking out onto a pack of hot shot pilots who stare at him with nervous eyes. Time catches up to us all, none of us are immortal and yes that…
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MOONFALL REVIEW: Roland Emmerich’s goofy disaster film is exactly what we need right now.
Roland Emmerich please never change. The man loves to have fun, plain and simple. He is also responsible for many of the movies that keep you entertained on a Sunday afternoon when you should be getting things done. Who doesn’t…
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JACKASS FOREVER REVIEW: The gang is back to remind us that when it comes to friendships, it is more fun to never grow up.
Friends really do make everything better. When the world shut down back in March of 2020 many of us truly realized what it meant to miss your friends. Sure, we have plenty of ways to communicate with people without physically…
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“Bad Times at the El Royale” Review: An exciting mystery thriller that reminds us of a time where studios actually took risks.
There is without question a sense of staleness to certain film genres. Thankfully we have Drew Goddard to freshen them up even just a little. As seen with his surprise 2012 debut ‘The Cabin in the Woods’ Goddard was able…
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“A Star is Born” Review: Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga are impeccable as they bring this familiar tale out of the shallows and into movie history
There are certain movies that invite the audience in without hesitation. Christopher Nolan did it with the iconic opening bank heist in “The Dark Knight”, David Fincher opened “The Social Network” by dropping us into the middle of private conversation…
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“First Man” Ryan Gosling does not save Jazz, but he does soar in Damien Chazelle’s intimate look at Neil Armstrong
Let’s get this out of the way now, the American flag is more than present in Damien Chazelle’s First Man. Despite what ridiculous controversy might try to claim this is a film that never ignores the American hero of Neil…
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‘A Simple Favor’ Review: Paul Feig’s Comedy/Thriller is easy to get seduced by, even if the taste wears off quickly.
It is unfortunate that any new movie featuring a missing woman must immediately be compared to ‘Gone Girl’. Paul Feig’s latest comedy/thriller A Simple Favor has all the ingredients to be a knock off, but when it differs it…
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5 Times We Slept on John Krasinski
Unless you lived under a rock this weekend, you probably heard that the film A Quiet Place made quite a stir with moviegoers and the box office. Final estimates for the weekend have the film grossing 50 million which is excellent…
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“A Quiet Place” Review
Marketing itself as something that could have been a cheap gimmick, A Quiet Place turns into one of the most original and exhilarating horror movies in years all within the first five minutes. In his third outing behind the camera…
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