Bigbug
The films of Jean-Pierre Jeunet have always been quite delectable, spewing splashes of colorful feasts throughout his films or art-house aesthetics with almost noir themes. Jeunet is, without a doubt, [...]
Cyrano
A joyous and equally heartbreaking musical, Cyrano brings Edmond Rostand's world-renowned play to more modernized sensibilities. It's very charming, as well as showcasing that Peter Dinklage yet again has what [...]
Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming
After planning on retiring the character in 2019’s A Madea Family Funeral, writer/producer/star/director Tyler Perry has decided to return to his golden goose, the now-iconic, gun-totting, wise-cracking, wisdom-giving grandmother, Madea, [...]
2002 Retrospective: The Best Films of 2002
2002, if nothing else, was a stellar year for genre reinvention. While audiences were lining up in doves for fantasy epics and superheroes way back in 2002 with The Lord [...]
Marry Me
No matter the year, a film no one expected nor wanted is made, and in 2022’s case, Kat Coiro’s Marry Me is a prime example. This wishy-washy, romantic comedy released [...]
Uncharted
Not helping the case against video games movies is the latest starring vehicle for Spider-Man star Tom Holland. The adaptation of the popular (and spectacular) video game franchise, Uncharted, may [...]
Moonfall
After sitting down to watch Roland Emmerich’s newest disaster sci-fi, Moonfall, I realized that there are two ways of being mind-blown. For example, watching David Lynch’s masterpiece Mulholland Dr. will [...]
Smiling Friends (Adult Swim)
Adult Swim quietly launched the first season of their hit new show Smiling Friends on HBO Max late Tuesday night (or really early Wednesday morning, depending on how you want [...]
Death on the Nile
Kenneth Branagh’s 2017 adaptation of the classic Agatha Christie novel Murder on the Orient Express did a capable enough job at bringing the iconic story to life for a modern [...]
Kimi
Returning to a more stripped-down style that he departed from recently with No Sudden Move and Let Them All Talk, Steven Soderberg retains his visual skills but dispenses with some [...]