The Northman is a violent revenge tale that envelopes you in a richly-detailed Viking world, but it’s a bit too simple of a story to warrant the runtime. Continue reading THE NORTHMAN is a Visually Stunning, Violent Revenge Tale That’s a Tad Too Familiar [REVIEW]
Fantastic Beasts: Secrets of Dumbledore is clearly meant as a course correction from its disappointing predecessor, but it’s just another a boring slog. Continue reading FANTASTIC BEASTS: SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE is Hopefully The Movie That Finally Kills This Franchise [REVIEW]
Last Night in Soho is a smashing good time, equally thrilling and enchanting. It’s also a cautionary tale, exposing the darkness found in the shadows cast by the city’s bright lights. Continue reading LAST NIGHT IN SOHO is a Dreamy Time Warp That Thrills & Chills [Review]
Dune is a masterful entry into a famed sci-fi saga, and if we’re lucky, it’ll be the first of many returns. Continue reading DUNE is a Promising Start, Full of Potential We Can Only Hope is Paid Off [Review]
As a farewell to Craig’s James Bond, No Time To Die is very good, but it falls short of being a really great Bond movie. Continue reading NO TIME TO DIE is a Near Perfect Farewell to Craig’s 007, But Only a Middling Bond Movie
Wonder Woman 1984 is a flawed sequel, but one that at its core carries a most important and timely lesson. Continue reading WONDER WOMAN 1984 Is A Flawed But Sincerely Made Sequel [Review]
This threequel delivers exactly what anyone would expect from another Bill & Ted movie, and as such, it’s a perfect movie to brighten the mood. Continue reading BILL & TED FACE THE MUSIC Is Here To Brighten The Mood
The Rise of Skywalker is a mess, leaving this Star Wars fan confused, disappointed, and yet still hopeful that next time will be better. Continue reading STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Is One Messy End To The Saga
Frozen 2 is unlikely to reach the same heights as its predecessor, but the spectacular songs and moving story make for a satisfying experience all the same. Continue reading FROZEN II Isn’t a Necessary Sequel, But It’s a Very Good One All The Same
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