Dwain Burke

John Wick is back! The film brought everything we loved about the and made it even bigger. The thing I loved the most about the first film was the way the world was built and the mythology of that world. The film not only expanded the role of The... Read the full review »

The only good thing about this film was the character progression of Campbell. He starts the film as a sniveling coward and at the end of the film he learns to stand up for himself. Although sometimes it was erratic, several times when you thought... Read the full review »

This film was a surprising first outing for Jordan Peele. One of my biggest criticisms of horror films of late is the reliance on stereotypical tropes. While Get Out does have a few jump scares it doesn't rely on them it allows the psychological t... Read the full review »

This is the Wolverine movie we have all been waiting for. The film begins as sort of a slow burn with a pace that fluctuates between break-neck action and a reserved family dinner. It may seem inconsistent to some yet, overall emotional payoff sho... Read the full review »

This movie is about a team and if the team didn't work the movie won't work. The chemistry of the team felt natural and believable. That being said, there were still multiple standout performances. Even though the movie is about the team RJ Cyler... Read the full review »

This film is visually stunning, the stunning set pieces, cityscapes, and CGI brought Masamune Shirow's world to life and immersed the viewer in it from the moment the film started. The film has the same slow burn deliberate pacing as the original... Read the full review »

The film delivers in taking the audience in a wild, fun-filled ride. Bringing us more enormous set-pieces and ridiculous action. The chemistry between Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson and Deckard (Jason Statham) was the highlight of the film. Leaving me to h... Read the full review »

Tom Hanks delivers another great performance. In the handful of scenes, he is in he gives a charismatic performance that makes you trust him as the leader of this conglomerate. That's about all that really works for this film. The film should hav... Read the full review »