Series and Movie Reviews
Ethan Hawke is creepy as hell as a kidnapper in Scott Derrickson’s THE BLACK PHONE, an original horror-thriller that will leave you feeling satisfied with a well-crafted story and an original premise.
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Veteran actors Andy Garcia and Eugenio Derbez headline new movies that put Latinos front and center in a positive light with no narcos in sight. Andy Garcia's reboot of FATHER OF THE BRIDE premiered on HBO MAX and Derbez's remake of the French film, THE VALET is now streaming on HULU.
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HBO Max‘s FATHER OF THE BRIDE reboot does its own thing with a Latino flavor. It’s a refreshing portrayal of a family that doesn’t involve any of the negative Latino stereotypes or cliches.
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LIGHTYEAR, Pixar’s latest movie is a throwback to the classic space adventures a la Buck Rogers with some modern upgrades. Chris Evans delivers the perfect pitch as Buzz Lightyear and SOX the robot cat is the next hot merchandise.
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If you felt the need for speed in 1986 after watching TOP GUN, MAVERICK will make you feel the need for G's. Tom Cruise and the TOP GUN: MAVERICK filmmakers do justice to the original and even improve on the action and emotions.
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Sam Raimi brings his brand of humor and horror to the latest MCU installment, DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS. The sequel is by far the most bloody and violent out of all the MCU movies. Some of the action is brutal and let’s just say a massacre will leave your jaw on the floor.
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UPDATE: THE NORTHMAN is now available on Digital, 4K and Blu-ray.
Robert Eggers delivers exactly what you’d expect from the filmmaker in THE NORTHMAN. However unlike his previous projects, THE NORTHMAN may be the most straightforward film, but it still veers into the weird realm.
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Every question you’ve ever had about Nicolas Cage will be answered in THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF MASSIVE TALENT. Cage fans will be delighted with this self-parody while non-fans may be scratching their heads as to why the audience is laughing their heads off.
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Mark Wahlberg once again taps into a true story for a starring role. While an inspirational faith-based film, FATHER STU is all over the map in tone and the storytelling is often lazy. You will, however, shed a tear because you are invested in Stu’s journey and the A-list cast.
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Before you head out to see FANTASTIC BEASTS THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE, you may want to revisit the events from THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD. Four years of passed since the last installment and you’re painfully aware of that when the new movie begins and things don’t make sense (at least in my case).
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