Movie Review: Your Place or Mine Is A Rom-Com Prime

Summary: Debbie and Peter are best friends and total opposites. She craves routine with her son in LA, but he thrives on change in NY.…

Movie Review: You People Is A Humorous Us Vs Them

  In a world that increasingly supports trauma bonding, we forget one simple truth: humanity is competitive, even in pain. Truthfully, I think that competitiveness…

Movie Review: I Wanna Dance With Somebody Is A Surprise Hit

I was genuinely surprised by how good I Wanna Dance With Somebody was as a film. With one of the best promotion installments in NYC…

Movie Review: Knives Out Has Peeled Success With Glass Onion

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is one of the best films of 2022 because it reminds you just how fun the movies can be.…

Movie Review: The Whale Will Leave You In Tears

We have all heard of emotional eaters, and I am one of them. Personally, my whole life has been defined by diets and the momentous…

Movie Review: Avatar: The Way of Water Is A Mesmerizing Myth

Avatar: The Way of Water was a gorgeous display of humanity, and proof that, whether you like James Cameron or not, he is phenomenal director…

Movie Review: Black Adam Is A Light, Fun Watch

Watching Black Adam, I was really happy. This an entertaining film that reminds us, while comic books always carry a note of existentialism, they are…

Movie Review: Don´t Worry Darling Is Not A Worry At All

Watching Don´t Worry Darling, I feel kind of bad because it was actually pretty good. Would I place it on my Top 10 best films…

Genuinely Entertained: Do Revenge Does It Right

Out on Netflix September 16, watching Do Revenge I felt warped back to 90s pop culture hits like, “She’s All That¨ and ¨10 Things I…

Genuinely Entertained: Blonde Broke My Heart & Identity

Did you know Marilyn Monroe was Mexican? Just a fun little fact for anyone still complaining a Latina played her. In truth, Ana De Armas…

  Watching Thor: Love And Thunder (TLT) in a theater packed with mesmerized critics, I felt reunited with the colorfulness of life. By all means,…

Movie Review: Beauty Is The Whitney Movie We Crave

Even in trailers, Beauty appeared like a Whitney Houston biopic: cinematic mirror to the years before she became an icon. Quiet, mythic, and overall pensive,…

Movie Review: Lightyear Soars Into My Existential Heart

In all my Disney reviews, I marvel at this giant’s moral power. They, literally, are the creators of some of the biggest myths of our…

Movie Review: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Is A Comedic Light

What happens when you become a living legend? Often, we attribute “legendary” status to those who have passed on, and simply act like the “legends…

Watching The Northman, I kept on thinking, “I am so happy that I let things go.” Based off the 10th century Nordic poem that would…