Series and Movie Reviews

'Deadpool & Wolverine' Movie Review: A Nerdy Pleasure Fest

Deadpool Wolverine movie review 2024 (Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds) 

DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE is hilarious from start to finish with tons and tons of X-Men and MCU references, and countless cameos for your nerdy pleasure. If you're a fan of the X-MEN movies and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's a two-hour nerd fest. Even for those unfamiliar with the franchises, there's still plenty to laugh about. Don't worry, the Disney ownership didn't affect the irreverence of the franchise with the filmmakers doubling down on the provocative and violence.

Add a comment

Read more ...

'Twisters' Movie Review

 Glen Powell, Anthony Ramos, Daisy Edgar Jones in Twisters movie review

Lee Isaac Chung's TWISTERS is Hollywood's typical run-of-the-mill disaster flick, but the CGI tornadoes are much more frightening than the original 1996 blockbuster, TWISTER. Glen Powell's charisma spices up the action along with Daisy Edgar-Jones.  Those familiar with the original 1996 blockbuster, will recognize some familiar elements, but the film is mostly unrelated to the original movie starring Helen Hunt and the late Bill Paxton.

Add a comment

Read more ...

‘Fly Me To The Moon’ Movie Review: Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum Are Out Of This World

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum Fly Me To The Moon: movie review

Moon landing conspiracy theorists may want to sit out Scarlet Johansson and Channing Tatum’s FLY ME TO THE MOON. The story draws from historical NASA events but it's largely fictional. What you get is a hilarious rom-com with clever dialogue and great chemistry between Tatum and Johansson, but Johansson carries the film.

Add a comment

Read more ...

'A Sacrifice' Movie Review

Sadie Sink and Eric Bana in A Sacrifice movie 2024 review 

Eric Bana and Stranger Things' Sadie Sink star in this thriller from Jordan Scott,  daughter of Ridley Scott, and serves as a producer. Based on the novel Tokyo Nobody by Nicholas Hogg, Scott moved the setting from Japan to Germany because of COVID-19, but it works in the story's favor.

Add a comment

Read more ...

Movie Review Roundup: Despicable Me 4, A Quiet Place: Day One, A Sacrifice

movie review A Quiet Place DespicableMe4 A Sacrifice 

Headed to the movie theaters on this long 4th of July weekend? New flicks include DESPICABLE ME 4 and recent holdovers include A SACRIFICE starring Sadie Sink and Eric Bana, A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE, HORIZON: AN AMERICAN SAGA, Kevin Costner's Chapter One of Four, or Russell Crowe's horror flick, THE EXORCISM. Here's a roundup of movie reviews and recommendations.

Add a comment

Read more ...

'The Boys' Season 4 Review: More Racy, More Political

The Boys Season 4 series review

The Boys season 4 is full of shocking moments that make past seasons feel tamed. However, the latest season is stuck on repeat, following past plotlines. The first few episodes are slower-paced and highly political but the second half picks up momentum and leaves you salivating for the finale, which changes everything for The Boys and Sups. 

Add a comment

Read more ...

'Grassland' Movie Review

Grassland movie 2024 movie review

Mia Maestro (THE TWILIGHT SAGA, Mayans M.C.) stars as a single mother running an illegal marijuana business in her home in GRASSLAND. While the plot isn’t particularly exciting, the independent film’s riveting characters and intense situations make for an interesting watch.

Add a comment

Read more ...

'The Acolyte' Review: Finally A Unique 'Star Wars' Spin-Off

 Amandla Stenberg Star Wars The Acolyte DisneyPlus series

The Acolyte is a breath of fresh air with a storyline different from any other Star Wars property. The new Disney+ show doesn’t rely on past events in the saga, instead forging its own path with exciting new characters and world. The Acolyte is high-quality art with great production design and costumes that are out of this world.

Add a comment

Read more ...

Viggo Mortensen's 'The Dead Don't Hurt' Movie Review: A Western From A Different Point of View

Viggo Mortensen stars, direct and writes Western film, The Dead Don't Hurt

Viggo Mortensen takes the romance out of the Wild West in his sophomoric directorial effort, THE DEAD DON’T HURT. Westerns typically feature men as heroes or outlaws, and women are relegated to prostitutes or wives. Mortensen presents a different point of view from an independent woman's perspective (Vicky Krieps) and also the immigrant experience.

Add a comment

Read more ...

Ron Howard's 'Jim Henson Idea Man' Review

Jim Henson Idea Man documentary still

The visionary man behind The Muppets and Sesame Street took up puppetry as a way to break into television in his early 20s. That’s just one of the fun facts about Jim Henson’s extraordinary career in Ron Howard’s Disney+ documentary, JIM HENSON IDEA MAN but his legacy came at the expense of his personal life and health.

Add a comment

Read more ...

Latest Interviews

Latest News

Latest Trailers

Position: sidebar-a
Style: standard outline