Film Review: Flawed ‘Blue Bayou’ Still Tugs at the Heartstrings
Justin Chon’s Blue Bayou has its heart in the right place. The writer/director takes on a lot of today’s issues and often does so effectively, ...
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FILM REVIEW: ‘Shang-Chi’ Packs In the Excitement and A Comedic Punch
There are those films that you walk out of and immediately want to walk back in and watch again. That was my experience with Marvel’s ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘CODA’ Nails Every Note
The definition of CODA is, “the concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure.” CODA is also an ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Free Guy’ Levels Up On Comedy and Charm
Video Games movies have a spotty history at best. 1993’s Super Mario Bros., Streetfighter (the only film to this day that I ever walked out ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘The Night House’ Is Well Worth Visiting
Horror is all about balance. If the audience is fed too much information it often (removes power) of the moment. If not given enough it ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘The Suicide Squad’ Dies an Unexpected Death
What do you say about a joke that did not make you laugh but made others crack up? It seems a little righteous to say ...
FILM REVIEW: “The Green Knight” Is a Must-See Mesmerizing Epic
“I don’t have a story,” says Gawain (Dev Patel) —not yet. Understandably, that lack of a story, more than anything, drives the quest at the ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Jungle Cruise’ While Bumpy At Times, Is a Fun Adventure Ride
About 20 years ago, the worlds largest film studio/theme park owners, Disney, attempted to turn one of their classic attractions into a motion picture. The ...