Jennifer Lopez has carved out a night career for herself in Hollywood besides her singing career. She got her big break in the musical biopic Salena and later starred opposite George Clooney in Out of Site. She was off and running. Her on-again-off-again relationship with Ben Affleck has been all over the tabloids but itContinue reading “The Mother Review- A Film That Falls Short of Its Lofty Goals”
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Money Shot: The PornHub Story Review- A Well Done Documentary Showing Both Sides of this Issue
Porn has been an industry that has brought a lot of people happyness over the years, but in some cases, it has caused people to not like how sex of this nature has been portrayed to the public. In one case Pornhub which is a pornography website owned by MinkGeek a company out of MontrealContinue reading “Money Shot: The PornHub Story Review- A Well Done Documentary Showing Both Sides of this Issue”
Luther: The Fallen Sun Review- A Terrific Addition to this Popular British Property
Luther is set in London, England, The film is based on a BBC television series, about an emotionally charged detective, of the same name, which started back in 2010, This is a launching pad for Elba and his fantastic career. The series was created by Neil Cross and so the film is the continuation ofContinue reading “Luther: The Fallen Sun Review- A Terrific Addition to this Popular British Property”
We Have A Ghost Review- A Fun Horror Comedy For the Whole Family
I’m not the biggest fan of horror comedies but We Have a Ghost might be one of the funniest horror comedies I’ve seen in years. Netflix likes to throw a lot at the wall to see what sticks but this movie is one of the better original films they’ve put out in a while. ItContinue reading “We Have A Ghost Review- A Fun Horror Comedy For the Whole Family”
That 90s Show Review-A Fun Trip Down Nostalgia Lane
Fox was on a roll in the 90s with a bunch of hit shows like Simpsons, Married With Children, and In Living Color. One of their biggest hits ironically was That 70s Show. About a bunch of kids in Wisconsin who hung out at the house of the parents of one of the kids, andContinue reading “That 90s Show Review-A Fun Trip Down Nostalgia Lane”
The Pale Blue Eye Review- A Film as Dark & Atmospheric as its Story Is
Scott Cooper is an eclectic director his films have varied from horror, Antlers, period piece, Hostiles, Biopics, Blass Mass, and music-based films, Crazy Heart. He once again delves into period piece territory with his latest film The Pale Blue Eye. He also works again with a frequent collaborator Christian Bale who starred in Hostiles andContinue reading “The Pale Blue Eye Review- A Film as Dark & Atmospheric as its Story Is”
Lady Chatterley’s Lover Review
Lady Chatterley’s Lover is based on the novel by D H Lawrence. His last novel. It’s a Victorian period piece set in the early 1900s. It already had another iteration back in 2015 on television on BBC1 starring Richard Madden, Holiday Grainger, and Jodie Comer. This new version is set to come out on NetflixContinue reading “Lady Chatterley’s Lover Review”
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio Review
Pinocchio has been a stalwart of the Disney library for many years When You Wish Upon a Star is a song that Disney is synonymous with. Ever since the original all those years ago there have been a few other incarnations of this classic tale of a little wooden boy who wants to be realContinue reading “Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio Review”
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 the Badlands. When they reached out to the master of darkness himself, Tim Burton, theirContinue reading “Wednesday (Series) Review”
The Wonder Review
Florence Pugh has been an IT girl of late with her breakout role in Lady Macbeth and a few years later, in 2019, she had a huge year with Fighting with my Family in which she played Paige the WWE wrestler from Great Britain. In the summer of that same year, she was in theContinue reading “The Wonder Review”
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