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Elvis Review
Baz Luhrmann returns to feature-film directing for the first time since 2013’s The Great Gatsby. This filmmaker has long been known for his cinematic flair and inventive camera movements. Regardless of the subject matter
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Jurassic World: Dominion Review
The Jurassic World franchise started up in 2015 in an attempt to bring the joy of the original Jurassic Park film to new audiences with all the technical prowess available now. Yet, with every
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Top Gun: Maverick Review
The original Top Gun is one of those classic 80s movies that still holds a revered place in film lovers’ hearts. Sure, it’s cheesy and is exactly what you could expect from a montage-heavy
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Review
The Marvel factory continues its run of popular streaming series and box office giants with the sequel to 2016’s Doctor Strange. While the cast is back along with a few new faces, director Scott
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The Northman & The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
It’s a fantastic time to be a movie fan. Yes, the best recent releases have all been semi-independent films, but they provide so much variety. It feels like a unique time (for a few
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Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Review
Fantastic Beasts is a strange animal. It has been such a strange franchise and has been coasting off of the phenomenal success of JK Rowling’s Wizarding World. From the get-go, they charted out a
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Ambulance Review
I always get excited for every new Michael Bay movie. I know I’ll be amused ironically or sometimes unironically. Where most modern blockbusters seem like a product by committee, his movies never lose their
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The Lost City Review
When Marry Me was released last month, I felt guilty for giving it a bad review. It really wanted to revitalize the dead rom-com genre, but it borrowed all the tropes that killed it
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The Batman Review
There’s just something about Batman. He’s a character that draws in auteur filmmakers that are compelled to depict the caped crusader in their own unique style. As a character/concept/symbol, Batman is adaptable to several
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Uncharted Review
If there ever was a video game franchise that seems tailor-made for the big screen, it’s Uncharted. The cinematic action set pieces of the games lend themselves to thrilling and death-defying moments for the
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