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Rocky Balboa, much like the titular character, throws tired punches within the constraints of its clichéd boxing ring. Thirty years since Rocky, the underdog from Philadelphia, graciously climbed into the ring and gave Apollo Creed a run for his... Read the full review »

I really didn’t like “JoJo Rabbit,” director Taika Waititi‘s World War II satire about a Nazi boy (Roman Griffin Davis) and his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler (Waititi). I didn’t find the material offensive, but the movie fails across th... Read the full review »

I’m just gonna be frank with it. “Terminator: Dark Fate” is, in my personal opinion, the worst film of the franchise by far, without hyperbole. It is Blues Brothers 2000 type of bad, ok? Acting is surpassingly wooden, characters are incompe... Read the full review »

Burning singes its psychological character study with a thrillingly igneous mystery. The cosmic fires of the sun. Its radiance encapsulating our world with warmth and tenderness. The perfect distance for sustainability. Equilibrium. Its rich beati... Read the full review »

very good!!!! Read the full review »

The Art of Racing in the Rain (2019) is the latest movie in the trend of following a dog as the central character as he narrates throughout his life. While the movie plans on obviously tugging at the heartstrings of it's audience it still manages... Read the full review »

You’d expect a drama about three of the world’s most brilliant visionaries, Thomas Edison, Nikolai Tesla, and George Westinghouse, would make for a tedious bore of a movie. Such is not the case with “The Current War,” a film that manages t... Read the full review »

Phone Booth dials up its millennial tension through suspenseful confined calls. Joel Schumacher is a rather inconsistent director. Unusual, yet capricious. From ‘The Lost Boys’ to ‘Batman & Robin’, his career has been considerably scatters... Read the full review »

Boasting intense action and thrilling sequences throughout, “Terminator: Dark Fate”, directed by Tim Miller, is more of a blockbuster that is relentless in its one-note intensity than anything else deep or meaningful storytelling wise. . Comp... Read the full review »

Tarzan swings through the iridescent jungle swiftly, ending Disney’s Renaissance era with wild exuberance. Two worlds, one family. An innocent little boy, approximately four-years old, was escorted for the first time to a cinema complex. Politel... Read the full review »

I'm probably going to be the only one to be okay with the opening scene, since the fate of that character won't live up as well as in T2, and just go downhill from there. Ok, hear me out on this. This does follow the same route the franchise has... Read the full review »

The Grudge begrudgingly latches onto croaky jump scares without logical cohesion. This, is an unusual horror to review. It’s rather uncommon for the same director, in this case Takashi Shimizu, to remake his own original film for an entirely dif... Read the full review »

Crazy Rich Asians expends its expensive mahjong skills to produce a hilarious heartfelt insight into a familial cultural clash. Romantic comedies. The amalgamation of two genres that exercise the very worst tendencies of Hollywood’s mechanical r... Read the full review »

“Terminator: Dark Fate” isn’t destined to become an instant classic, but it is highly entertaining. This formulaic yet far from disappointing sequel delivers what fans want, continuing the tradition made famous by the series: cutting edge sc... Read the full review »

Any film that can turn a fridge and a giant marshmallow man into a nightmare, while keeping our lips upturned in a smirk certainly deserves respect, and that’s exactly what this summer blockbuster got. “Ghostbusters”, directed by Ivan Reitm... Read the full review »

So in a turn of events that I absolutely saw coming, “Countdown” ended up being complete dogshit. Outside of the dedicated performances and better than average production values, there isn’t a single thing that this film gets right. The on... Read the full review »

F The Prom? F This Film! High school prom. A seemingly rather important and colossal event of a student’s educational career for friends across the pond. Here, it’s not so much a big deal. We formally dress up, stand awkwardly whilst our paren... Read the full review »