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  • Tick Tick… Boom! Review

    The year 2021 has been the year of the musical with three already having been released this year. And tick tick… BOOM! isn’t even the last. This film may be the most original of them all, though. It’s not a cookie-cutter musical.… Continue reading

  • Encanto Review

    Disney and Pixar have paved a path all their own in the animation genre. Encanto is in a category by itself within their canon and this genre. The definition of the title of the film, is quite frankly how I would describe… Continue reading

  • Belfast Review

    Belfast is a semi-autobiographical film based on the director, Kenneth Branagh’s life growing up in Belfast, Northern Ireland during the 1960s. Many wars were started over religion, and this one was no different than the others. England was ruled by the… Continue reading

  • Spencer Review

    The Crown has done a great job depicting the lives of the Royals going back to the beginning of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. Last season, they started showing more of Prince Charles and Lady Diana. Season 6 is going to have… Continue reading

  • Finch Review

    Films about the end of the world and a post-apocalyptic planet are nothing new in Hollywood. This type of film has to deal with how people ruined the world and how they can move forward after said disaster or space… Continue reading

  • The Harder They Fall Review

    The Best Western In Years I am a huge fan of westerns. Unforgiven is one of my favorite films of all time. Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, Sergio Leone, John Ford, and so many others have kept me entertained for years. When I… Continue reading

  • King Richard Review

    One of the Best Sports Films Ever Sports biopics can be a straightforward story or they can be an inspiring story of people overcoming tremendous odds to be successful in whatever sport they are competing in. In the case of King… Continue reading

  • Last Night in Soho Review

    Edgar Wright has dabbled in a bunch of different genres in his career from the comedy series known as The Cornetto Trilogy, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (based on a popular manga of the same name),… Continue reading

  • Eternals Review

    Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige and Disney have run the gamut of possible characters they could introduce as stand-alone films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe over the last two decades. I don’t think anybody thought the Eternals would get their… Continue reading

  • Dune Review

    A Masterpiece of cinema by Denis Villeneuve By now everyone is probably familiar with the David Lynch version of Frank Herbert’s epic sci-fi novel Dune. By anybody’s standards, it’s not necessarily the best film Lynch has made or one of the… Continue reading