Film Reviews, Sports, And Editorials From A Minarchist Perspective
Peninsula is likely the best film that has come out this year. Now on face value, that might not mean much given the highest-grossing movie of the year is Bad Boys 3 but don’t let that distract you from what Peninsula offers.
The first act of Extraction will have you questioning why we haven’t gotten more of the action hero Chris Hemsworth and less of the goofball Chris Hemsworth.
Love Wedding Repeat is a fun movie and considering it’s one of the few things you can do without your neighbors calling the cops on you right now, there are worse ways to spend you time.
If you watched this film in D-Box like I did, you probably thought it was just fine but it doesn’t hold up with multiple viewings.
Chasing Papi comes off as a satire of soap opera dramas. For those of you who aren’t into soaps, much of the nuance and humor will probably go over your head.
Before the Feminazi version of this film came out in 2019, Black Christmas had so much nuclear heat with me, it could have melted down a Russian city.
The Craft is one of those films you liked as a kid but are afraid to watch again as an adult over fear the movie didn’t hold up as well as you thought.
Ghost World is in many ways a prequel of today’s modern day millennial women. Self absorbed, narcissistic, insufferable, consumed by self misery and the false sense of heroism via social justice.
Anyone with half a brain in this situation would have called it quits there and the film would have ended, but it didn’t.
I Still Believe cannot find the sweet mix of scripture and entertainment and unlike I Can Only Imagine, the film isn’t engaging or well acted to enough to create magic.
