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Movie Reviews

  • The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Review

    Marvel/Disney has done a nice job introducing characters and getting the audience to fall in love with them and the iteration portrayed by the actors in the films. In the case of The Guardians of the Galaxy James Gunn has… Continue reading

  • Devotion Review

    There haven’t been a lot of films about the Korean War. Devotion is one of the few I can remember. Mash and Heartbreak Ridge are a couple that I can recall. The Korean War is known as the forgotten war… Continue reading

  • The Fabelmans Review

    Steven Spielberg has made some of the most loved and revered films in the history of the film industry. His movies have wowed and amazed audiences for fifty years. His latest film might be the most autobiographical of them all… Continue reading

  • Strange World Review

    Disney animation and Pixar are pretty good at infusing real-world issues into the fantastical worlds they create for the big screen. Strange World is another such film. Most of the time it’s not until the viewers see the movie do… Continue reading

  • Wednesday (Series) Review

    Miles Miller and Alfred Gough were on a high while their show Smallville was doing so great. They haven’t hit it that big ever since even though they have been doing other shows such as The Shannara Chronicles and Into… Continue reading

  • The Menu Review

    There are plenty of films that have dealt with eccentric chefs or focused on food in some way. The Menu takes this concept to the next level and makes you think twice about the man behind the food you are… Continue reading

  • Bones and All Review

    Luca Guadagnino is a director who is starting to become an auteur director. His films Call Me By Your Name, the Suspiria remake and A Bigger Splash reboot are all distinct visions. His latest film Bones and All once again… Continue reading

  • Women Talking Review

    Women Talking is based on the worldwide best-selling book by Mariam Toews. It is a book that deals with sexual assault and how a group of women deals with the men involved in the assault and what they need to… Continue reading

  • Armageddon Time Review

    James Gray isn’t the first or the last, in fact, Steven Spielberg has a story of his upbringing coming out in a couple of weeks called The Fablemans, a director who has decided to tell his semi-autobiographical story of his… Continue reading

  • The Whale Review

    Darren Aronofsky is a director that isn’t for everybody. His films are a little offbeat. That’s not surprising though to most film fans or critics. We’ve been watching his films for a while now. I started watching his films with… Continue reading