Film Reviews, News, And Editorials From A Conservatarian Perspective
Once you realize that this film is nothing more but a feminist reboot of a franchise that should have never lived on passed 1991, you see Terminator: Dark Fate for actually what it is, empty calories.
Black and Blue takes place in a fantasy version of New Orleans where nobody speaks with a southern/cajun accent and is about as subtle as smashing someone’s skull in with a brick in the middle of a busy mall.
You ever go to Starbucks and get a really kick-ass latte, so you ask for another one and they give it to you…10 years later…that’s Zombieland Double Tap.
There could have been a really good movie here however, the conflicting and jolting narratives between the Korean side of the story vs the American side is too much to overlook.
Joker is easily the best comic book film in the last five years, arguably longer. The film is a certified home run for people looking for more than just a cookie-cutter comic book film that we have been accustom to.
Astronaut Roy McBride undertakes a mission across an unforgiving solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and his doomed expedition that now, 30 years later, threatens the universe.
The ventriloquist, Jeff Dunham, taped his second Netflix special in his hometown of Dallas, TX in the American Airlines Center.
A rabid film fan stalks his favorite action hero and destroys the star’s life.
Tazza: One-Eyed Jack is an entertaining window into the world of underground gambling that adds in a little bit of Oceans Eleven into the story.
Rambo: Last Blood is a solid action film, a last of a dying breed that Hollywood doesn’t want to make anymore because it doesn’t make men feel bad about being men (which is unacceptable).
