Review – Avengers: Endgame
This is it. While Marvel will continue creating movies to fill their universe, this epic 3+ hour film is the conclusion to the massive story that has been eleven years and 21 movies in the making. It’s...
View ArticleReview – Captain Marvel
It took 21 movies and nearly eleven years, but Marvel has finally included a female-led superhero film in their epic MCU saga. Is it a revelatory moment? Is it a piece of man-bashing extreme feminism?...
View ArticleReview – Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
J. K. Rowling invites you back to her Wizarding World (TM) with The Crimes of Grindelwald. I’ll be honest – despite rather enjoying Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them, I’d nearly forgotten about...
View ArticleReview – Ant-Man and the Wasp
After Avengers: Infinity War, we take a step back to a smaller story, catching up with just what Scott Lang and company have been up to while everyone else was trying to stop Thanos from destroying...
View ArticleReview – Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
The Jurassic Park franchise roared back to life in a huge way back in 2015 with Jurassic World. This sequel hopes to keep it going. The dinos left on the abandoned island are in danger. In an ironic...
View ArticleReview – Deadpool 2
Holy chimichanga, Batman! The Merc is back, and mouthier than ever. Who is Deadpool 2 for? People who liked Deadpool. People who enjoy their humor crass, crude, creative, and occasionally intelligent....
View ArticleReview: Solo – A Star Wars Story
After being plagued by numerous issues behind the scenes, the backstory of our favorite scruffy space scoundrel is finally here on the big screen. A young(er) Han Solo (Alden Ehrenreich) is scraping...
View ArticleReview – Avengers: Infinity War
It’s hard to overstate just how much hype this movie has. It enters its own realm of anticipation, with probably only The Force Awakens coming close to being the same sort of pop-culture touchstone...
View ArticleReview – Ready Player One
Maestro Steven Spielberg brings to life the nerdgasm book written by Ernest Cline. In the future, real life has gotten so depressing that most people have just stopped caring about it anymore –...
View ArticleReview – Black Panther
Number 18 in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther prepares to keep the powerhouse franchise on top this weekend. Not technically the “first black superhero film,” but it might as well be. With...
View ArticleReview – Maze Runner: The Death Cure
The last chapter in Thomas’ post apocalyptic adventure is finally here. After a lengthy delay due to star Dylan O’Brien suffering a life threatening injury on set, the third and final film based on...
View ArticleReview – Molly’s Game
For anyone who has ever wished they could watch Jessica Chastain rattle off Aaron Sorkin dialogue, Molly’s Game is a dream come true. Based on the incredible true story of Molly Bloom (Chastain), a...
View ArticleReview – Downsizing
In a world where shrinking is the next big thing, Paul Safranek (Matt Damon), a man whose name exists in order to be mispronounced, takes one giant small step in his life. Will this new perspective...
View ArticleReview – Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi
It’s that magical time of year again. Time for a brand spanking new entry in the ever growing Star Wars saga. I went into The Last Jedi determined not to let my fanboy instincts cloud my judgement. I...
View ArticleGiveaway – The Nut Job 2 DVD
Here’s something a little different – I’ve got five copies of The Nut Job 2 – Nutty by Nature to give away! Want one? Enter below! a Rafflecopter giveaway The post Giveaway – The Nut Job 2 DVD...
View ArticleReview – Coco
2015 saw Pixar give us one of their greatest films, in the form of Inside Out. After that, though, we’ve been treated to what in my opinion is the absolute worst Pixar effort ever, and a couple of...
View ArticleReview – Thor: Ragnarok
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is no longer the best film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When the goddess of death (Cate Blanchett) shows up, everything Thor (Chris Hemsworth) holds dear is...
View ArticleReview – American Made
A former commercial pilot turns his fortunes around when he begins working for both the CIA and the cartel, smuggling guns, information, people, and drugs. Eventually, this sort of scheme has to catch...
View ArticleReview – Kingsman: The Golden Circle
Taron Egerton is back as Eggsy Galahad, secret service agent supreme, in Matthew Vaughn‘s followup to his 2014 action spy comedy. When a deadly secret society devastates the Kingsman organization,...
View ArticleReview – The LEGO Ninjago Movie
After the somewhat surprising success of The LEGO Movie, and the enjoyable The LEGO Batman Movie, Warner Bros. is back with Ninjago. What? For the unfamiliar, Ninjago seems like an odd choice to adapt...
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