Jonathan Ashun

"The Rebellion is reborn today, the war is just beginning, and I will not be The Last Jedi." I've held off from fully reviewing this movie just because I have so much to say, and at the time of this film's release I was probably much too enraged a... Read the full review »

Coco is Pixar's most emotional film, and the way it illicits this emotion is one that every person, no matter what gender, race, sex or nationality, can connect to. The film is buoyed by its impeccable animation and top notch voice acting, but the... Read the full review »

Darkest Hour combines true poignancy with a historical plot that is as timeless as a fairy-tail. Gary Oldman is Oscar caliber, Ben Mendelsohn is not fair off, and Kristin Scott Thomas owns the heart of the film. The movie moves with a firm pace, a... Read the full review »

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is Shane Black encapsulated in a nutshell. As my favorite buddy cop film (L.A Confidential is more of a three-way buddy cop), Kiss Kiss Bang Bang surely takes everything positive about Shane Black's aesthetic style and combines... Read the full review »

Justice League and Guardians of the Galaxy just might be the two TRULY comic-book movies. This movie embodies my childhood and thrusts it onto the big screen in spectacular fashion. It's charming, sweet and so much fun. Superman steals the entire... Read the full review »

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets has numerous inventive ideas, and astounding visuals, but none of them are enough to overshadow the painfully simplistic dialogue, and the frozen stiff delivery from its two leads. The narrative is quite... Read the full review »