Film Review: ‘The Tomorrow War’ Has Its Aim Set On Entertaining
Strap on your assault riffles and pack up your nerves, we’re going in. It is time to save humanity… again. Director Chris McKay (The Lego ...
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FILM REVIEW: ‘Luca’ Captures the Wonders of Childhood Friendships
Do you remember being a kid? For some of us that is more of a challenge than others – the sands of time pass and ...
Film Review: ‘Cruella’ is a Stylish Romp
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski, was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, TV, and awards ...
Film Review: ‘The Killing of Two Lovers’ is Soul Piercing
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski, was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, TV, and awards ...
Film Review: ‘Profile’ Captures Us In A Web of Deception
After a year of growing accustom to most of our human interactions being shared over a computer screen, the release timing for director Timur Bekmambetov’s ...
Film Review: ‘Riders of Justice’ Is Vengeance Reimagined
Revenge is not the most original theme for a film or for fiction in general. It actually dates back to ancient Greece and probably further. ...
Film Review: ‘Nobody’ Showcases A Tougher Side of Odenkirk
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski, was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, TV, and awards ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Godzilla Vs. Kong’ Is Big Dumb Fun
Oh no, they say he’s got to go Go go Godzilla! – Blue Oyster Cult Hollywood has a history of pitting its cinematic giants off ...