Film Review: Peanut Butter Falcon Makes You Believe In Yourself
Peanut Butter Falcon is the most optimistic film I have seen in a long time.
Movie Reviews
Reviewing how the latest movies speak to the human experience.
Film Review: Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark Makes Rage A Dark Magic
Rage is a dark magic. I never thought of that. Yet, as you see Scary
Film Review: Brian Banks Thrives In A Broken Justice System
Brian Banks teeters between devastating and completely hopeful. The U.S.A has the largest prison population
Film Review: The Lion King Goes “Planet Earth” On Viewers
The “live-action” version of The Lion King is absolutely stunning, and will leave you flabbergasted,
Film Review: The Farewell Is For Children of Immigrants
Synopsis: In this funny, uplifting tale based on an actual lie, Chinese-born, U.S.-raised Billi (Awkwafina)
Film Review: Stuber Is The 90’s Cop Comedy of 2019
If Lethal Weapon decided to reincarnate, its closest incarnation would be Stuber. This film oozes
Film Review- Spiderman: Far From Home Sets Up Marvel Phase 4
Spiderman: Far From Home is way better than Homecoming for all the right reasons. Homecoming
Film Review: Yesterday Is An Ode To Beatles’ Fans
You always hear, “Fame and money are not everything,” of which most of us scoff.
Film Review: Wild Rose Is A Redemption Story
Redemption is a theme I bring up a lot on the website because, personally, I
Film Review: Toy Story 4 Will Make You Cry
I am absolutely disgusted by Pixar’s innate ability to make me cry within 10 minutes
Movie Review: Men In Black: International Is A Summer Hit
Watching Men In Black: International, I kept on thinking, “Oh yeah! This is a summer
Film Review: Late Night Is Comedic Gold For Amazon Studios
Coming out in theaters on June 7, I cannot contain how much I want you
Film Review: Always Be My Maybe Is The RomCom of The Year
I have to say Netflix is outdoing itself with its releases, which explains why it
Film Review: Aladdin Is A Live-Action Delight
I was so excited to see Aladdin. I am a kid that will never grow
Film Review: The Sun Is Also A Star Shows Love Is Cosmic
Is love fated? I like to think so, and, based off of Nicola Yoon’s books,