Tag "Movie Review"
The Dark Tower shoots the right bullets but can’t hit the target (review)
I’m a huge Stephen King nut. I’ve read just about every book, short story, and anthological work he’s done since I was in diapers. (Yes, I could read while I
‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ struggles to bring franchise home (review)
I grew up loving the world I lived in. It was a world where my wildest imaginations could be fulfilled and the toys and comics I had could – and would – be
‘The Book of Henry’ takes you on a surprisingly beautiful journey (review)
“It can’t be left undone…we have to make it better…” In a world where superheroes and aliens rule the box office, it’s often that a small yet powerful miracle of
‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword’ brings Guy Ritchie’s spin on the Arthurian legend (review)
I’m going to be honest: my amount of knowledge of the King Arthur legend isn’t all that long. In fact, I think most of my knowledge that I had prior
‘Life’ may have come too late (movie review)
When you think of the movie Life within the grand scheme of things, it’s a real oddity—or space oddity as it were. It’s a movie that really doesn’t belong in
‘Kong: Skull Island’ will bring the monster madness back to the big screen (review)
“This planet doesn’t belong to us…” In this generation, we are in an age where Hollywood is on a reboot/remake trend. Just in the coming weeks, alone, we have a reboot
Manchester by the Sea (movie review)
In a way, Manchester by the Sea, the new film written and directed by Kenneth Lonergan, is a minor miracle. Here’s a film whose protagonist has ruined his life through
Moonlight (movie review)
So often you hear about the importance of levity to the success of a movie, even the most serious ones. Well, you won’t find much of that in Moonlight, the
Spielberg’s The BFG brings old magic of Disney to a new generation (review)
As a child, I used to read a lot! And not just the books that everyone else read, nope. I read EVERYTHING, from encyclopedias to dictionaries, hymn books to restaurant
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (review)
As like most of you, I grew up practically glued to my TV screen, watching things like Bobby’s World and Life with Louie in the early mornings, to getting home at
Review: ‘Eddie the Eagle’ redefines the underdog story, giving us a film to jump for!
When all hope seems lost, when every shred of dignity is stripped and you attempt to do the impossible, that’s when you know that you’ve done it: you’ve caved in
The Revenant movie review
For those of you who think the life of a famous actor is all martinis and mansions, you’d be wise to check out The Revenant to witness the special kind
The Martian (movie review)
An inherent quality of human beings is our dissatisfaction with stagnation. We build, we explore, we invent. We really don’t like staying still. Mars is a symbol of this notion
Fox embargoes reviews for Fantastic Four reboot until 3 hours before first showing
**UPDATE: Fox has recently changed their embargo date time to Wednesday August 5th at 6PM. This is now a day earlier than previously mentioned when this article was written. Let’s
‘Cop Car’ review
By Josh Kaye There aren’t many people who will have heard of Cop Car, and that’s not very surprising. For one, the only big name is Kevin Bacon. Shea
‘Get Hard’ is the perfect guilty pleasure
With the controversy surrounding Get Hard for its homophobic rape jokes and insensitive portrayal of stereotypes, the movie was bound to be put down as a ‘loss’ in the box
K: Missing Kings (anime review)
Fans of the original anime series K, you will definitely get a kick out of its sequel! K: Missing Kings, the 73-minute feature, is a definite watch, between its brilliant
Review: ‘Earth to Echo’ is this generation’s ‘ET’…kinda
Inspired by films from the 1980s, Earth to Echo is supposed to be this generation’s ET. What would happen if we found an extraterrestrial today? With the amount of technology
Edge of Tomorrow (video review)
John and Mike take a look at the new Tom Cruise action adventure, Edge of Tomorrow. Based of the “Light Novel”, All You Need is Kill, Tom Cruise’s character finds himself caught in
Review: ‘Transcendence’ fails to transcend into a good film
Transcendence had all the elements to be a great movie. It had top-notch actors (Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall, Paul Bettany, Morgan Freeman, Cillian Murphy, Kate Mara), an inventive storyline, and an
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