Review: ‘Sgt. Will Gardner’ Speaks To A Greater Problem
Sometimes a movie seems to slip through the cracks and audiences miss a golden opportunity to watch something special. A perfect example of this would be January’s release of Sgt. Will Gardner. It seems everyone will have a chance to rectify this…
Review: ‘Alita: Battle Angel’ Looks Great But That’s All
Robert Rodriguez’s Alita: Battle Angel is the most visually stunning release so far in 2019. Being able to see it in a Dolby theater was one of the more unique experiences I’ve had being a movie reviewer. For some, this endorsement would…
Review: ‘Isn’t It Romantic’ Is More Than Meets The Eye
Todd Strauss Schulson’s Isn’t It Romantic doesn’t hold back in it’s lampooning of the tropes found in romantic comedies. What I didn’t expect is the refreshing themes found throughout the narrative. What appears to be Rebel Wilson and Adam Devine just playing…
Review: ‘Fighting With My Family’ Will Surprise You
Whether you are a fan of wrestling or not, Fighting With My Family is a highly entertaining and uplifting look at an unlikely rise to stardom. While some fans will be drawn to the title due to Dwayne Johnson being smack in…
Review ‘Cold Pursuit’ Highlights What’s Best About Neeson
Hans Petter Moland’s Cold Pursuit reminds all of us why we are so into Liam Neeson as an action hero. It’s not that he has some fantastic physique or blows the audience away with his charm. Neeson’s characters come off as someone…
Review: I Saw ‘Miss Bala’ So You Don’t Have To
Even though I have exactly zero members of my family who are of Hispanic descent, it’s hard not to feel gross after sitting through Miss Bala. I could care less if Gina Rodriguez’s latest film is a remake and it was rooted in the…
Review: ‘The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Big Foot’ Dazzles
Upon first glance, The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Big Foot appears to be a film destined for the bargain bin at Walmart. However, if you took a second and checked the film’s IMDB page, the first thing which…