There’s been a lot of hype over the last few months about a film coming out of India that apparently puts the American film industry to shame. The American film industry is fundamentally broken and creatively bankrupt and the cause is a multitude of reasons. The overwhelming majority of Hollywood films and television that are … More RRR Review: A Cinematic Game Changer
1917 is a Cinematic Marvel along with one of the best films of the year whether you count is for 2019 or 2020. … More 1917 Review: The Greatest Tribute To A Grandfather Of All Time
The film’s window into classic California Conservatism is one that should be savored because you won’t get much of it from Hollywood these days so enjoy while you can. … More Ford v Ferrari Review: Family, Friends, & The American Drive For Competition
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. … More Joker Review/Discussion: An Amazing Movie And The Media Lie That Almost Destroyed It
I don’t believe it’s an exaggeration to say that Taylor Sheridan is the best writer in Hollywood bar none right now. He wrote my favorite film of 2015 Sicario, he wrote one of my favorite films of 2016 Hell or High Water, and now he has written my favorite film of the year thus far Sicario: Day of the Soldado. … More Sicario Day Of The Soldado Review: A Movie On Par With The First
Christopher Nolan makes up for a bloated disappointing Interstellar, with a film that excels in cinematography, sound, story, acting, and relevance. Dunkirk is easily one of the best films of the years and it didn’t take 2 hours and 50 minutes to do that…take notes. … More Dunkirk Review: A Cinematic Epic
John Wick: Chapter 2 is the first certified smash hit of the year and Keanu Reeves almost 15 years after the Matrix has another and much-deserved franchise on his hands. … More John Wick Chapter 2 Review: Smash Hit That’s Better Than The First
The topic of religion is one that gets the usual suspects on both sides but 2016 has been a great year for Faith-based movies with Hacksaw Ridge, I’m Not Ashamed, and now Silence. … More Silence Review: As Intense As Moviegoing Can Get
Desmond T. Doss was the embodiment of a true American hero, and his story is one that deserves to be celebrated by generations of Americans. … More Hacksaw Ridge Review: Brutal Yet Beautiful War Time
Hell or High Water is one of the best films of the year and it’s really a shame that this won’t get the mainstream cognition that it deserves. Director David Mackenzie has put himself on the map with this crime thriller and Sheridan’s writing there isn’t much more you can ask for this film. … More Hell or High Water Review: Taylor Sheridan Creates An Amazing Neo Western
