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Category Archives: Film Reviews
A Newbie Takes on ‘Fifty Shades’ Trilogy
With the final film in the Fifty Shades franchise arriving in theaters, I take on all three movies for the first time. While a blindfold would have been nice at times, here’s how the experiment went… Continue reading
Review: ‘Peter Rabbit’ Proves to be Wonderfully Enjoyable for All Ages
Sony’s modern reboot is a pleasant escape for all ages. Plus see premiere footage and an interview with Margot Robbie. Continue reading
Review: ‘Maze Runner’ Franchise Limps to Conclusion in ‘Death Cure’
Despite some fun action sequences, it feels like Death really is the only Cure to the conclusion of The Maze Runner franchise. Continue reading
Review: ’12 Strong’ Gives Fitting Tribute to American Heroes
The Chris Hemsworth led film swells with American pride and showcases some of the most intense action sequences in recent memory. Continue reading
Review: ‘The Commuter” Finds Liam Neeson in a Jumbled Mystery Thriller
Liam Neeson does his best to steer this dull mystery thriller from start to finish. Continue reading
Review: Wonder Woman Shines in ‘Justice League’
Before we go in to a more in-depth review of Justice League, let’s summarize it in a couple lines. Justice League is basically the result of Zack Snyder directing a script written by Joss Whedon and centered around two-thirds of DC Comics’ Trinity of Batman and Wonder Woman. (The other guy does show up but … Continue reading
Review: ‘Orient Express’ is a Lumbering Lackluster Whodunit Remake
The cinematography is gorgeous, the acting is decent, the mustache is magnificent. That’s about where the praise for this latest retread of the Agatha Christie murder mystery ends… Continue reading
Review: ‘Deadpool’ Rises To The Occasion
The Merc with a Mouth takes over to review his own movie, ‘Deadpool’ in this review! Continue reading
Review: Coen Bros. Fall Flat with ‘Hail, Caesar!’
While it features some great performances, the Coen Bros.’ latest fall flat in a bizarre mish-mash of genres. Continue reading
Review: Strong Acting, Direction Pace Oscar-Nominated ‘A War’
The Tobias Lindholm war drama makes a strong case for the Best Foreign Picture award. Continue reading
Review: Disney’s ‘The Finest Hours’ Chugs Along
The Finest Hours is the big screen adaptation of the Michael Tougias and Casey Sherman novel of the same name. Based on a true story, the film chronicles the daring Coast Guard rescue attempt of the SS Pendleton after it was split apart in a violent Nor’Easter storm. The Good: The Finest Hours is at its … Continue reading
