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Warcraft vs The Conjuring 2
It’s a great weekend for new movies. That doesn’t mean that you’re guaranteed 100% quality, rather, it’s just exciting when a new video game adaptation is released and attempts to turn the genre around. Combine
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs Popstar
This weekend brings us two new flicks that no one really asked for, but could be pleasant surprises for the intended audiences. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows In 2014, there was
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X-Men Apocalypse vs Alice Through the Looking Glass
There are a ton of flicks to see this early in the summer. Two new releases, X-Men: Apocalypse and Alice Through the Looking Glass join the fray. I’m still recommending Sing Street, by the way. X-Men:
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The Nice Guys vs Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising
This weekend should prove to be interesting as Shane Black finally returns to the genre that he perfected with Lethal Weapon and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. It goes up against a sequel to the
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Sing Street vs Money Monster
It’s a real battle this weekend as an indie breakout takes on a movie full of A-listers. Though, let’s be honest. You’re probably just going to see Captain America: Civil War again. Sing Street
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Captain America: Civil War Review
Every family has its problems. It’s only natural that the nuclear cinematic family known as the Avengers would have a scuffle or two. Now, after a dozen movies, the two leaders of the group
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The Huntsman: Winter’s War Review
When I originally reviewed ‘Snow White & the Huntsman” back in 2012, I was surprised by how fun the fantasy element was, but was bored by the dour, gloomy visuals that dominated the screen.
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The Jungle Book vs Everybody Wants Some!!
The Jungle Book I’ve never really held Disney’s 1967 movie, The Jungle Book, to the typically high Disney animation standard. Yes, Baloo singing The Bare Necessities is classic, but I find the movie to be one
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The Boss Review
Melissa McCarthy can be, at times, one of the funniest women in Hollywood. Her role in Paul Feig’s Bridesmaids introduced her to a wide audience and she has been on a box office roll ever
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Opinion
I bought my first comic book at the age of 12. It was a minor pivot in my life. I left behind my adolescent love for Saturday morning cartoons. He-Man and Transformers were old hat and I was
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