The Odyssey Review: Nolan’s Biggest Swing Earns the Hype
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey opened July 17 with the kind of number Universal used to only dream about: $124.5 million domestic, $264.1 m…
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"Oppenheimer": Christopher Nolan's Cinematic Triumph Amidst the Age of AI and Studio Greed
Hollywood is back. A phrase that has been uttered several times since the box office predictions for the global phenomena of “Barbieheimer” took over…
M3GAN - Review
With the development of M3GAN, a movie that is both satirical and exciting, director Gerard Johnstone and screenwriter Akela Cooper have certainly ou…
Army of the Dead - Review
If you like zombie movies, chances are you’ve seen Zack Snyder’s infamous Dawn of the Dead. And if that film wasn’t enough to win you over to the S…
Zack Snyder's Justice League, the future of DC Universe - Review
It is finally here. The Snyder Cut. If you have ever been online since 2017 you probably know about this movie. Zack Snyder’s Justice League …
I Care A Lot - Review
You know a movie is going to be good when its opening is a Rosamund Pike’s monologue. J Blakeson’s The Fifths Wave didn’t inspire me to follow hi…
The Little Things - Review
There’s not a lot of good head-scratching crime thrillers coming out today, certainly not good enough to compare to the likes of Se7en and Zod…
Pieces of a Woman - Review
Have you ever peeked into your neighbor's windows and regretted it? Or accidentally heard a private conversation while passing by? Because that…
Enola Holmes - Review
Netflix’s film adaption of Nancy Springer’s Enola Holmes mystery is finally here. When Sherlock’s young sister, played by Millie Bobby Brown,…
Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (Review)
There’s a confession I need to make before going on with this review, I don’t like most of Will Ferrell's movies. I find them to be humorles…
Da 5 Bloods - Review
If there’s someone who can pull off a heart wrenching raw action/drama, then it’s Spike Lee. The story starts with the reunion of four African A…
Emma (Review)
Jane Austin’s Emma is no stranger to the big screen adaptions. Amy Heckerling and Douglas McGrath’s versions of the Novel certainly made their m…
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Almost three years ago The Last Jedi came out, and the reactions were intense, to put it mildly. The Last Jedi challenged nostalgia, gave us …
Marriage Story - Review
Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story is one of Netflix’s biggest contenders this award season. The tedious divorce story about two selfish/na…
The Irishman - Review
Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman is not just a movie, it’s also a testament to his unparalleled originality even in a g…
Parasite - Review
You know what kind of plan never fails? No plan. No plan at all. It is hard to contain Bong Joon-ho's Parasite in one genre, the closest thi…
Joker Review
What happens when you push a man too far? You get what you deserve. When the Joker movie was announced I was fairly certain that it was going …
Avengers Endgame - Review
Be careful what you wish for. If I were to review this film with an unbiased opinion I would be praising it ceaselessly, but considering the fac…
Ashes - Review
Alan Coulson’s Ashes is is masterful revenge drama wrapped up in a symphony of a gratifying soundtrack and gorgeous scenery. Th…
Shazam - Review
If you were worried that DC is going towards the fun and cheerful approach to their movies with Shazam like Marvel does, then relax. David Sa…
