Extraction Review: Where The Hell Has This Chris Hemsworth Been???
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.
Tag: Action
Guns Akimbo Review: A ‘Crank’ Clone That Tries Too Hard To Be Too Much
It is difficult to explain what exactly Guns Akimbo is as a film because the answer is many things.
Sonic the Hedgehog Review: A High-Quality Family Flick
One thing that can’t be denied, Sonic the Hedgehog puts out a great effort to please kids, fanatics, adults, and moviegoers everywhere making it a true crowd-pleaser.
The Rhythm Section Review: Meth Addicts Make Terrible Spies And Even Worse Films
I’ve seen Blake Lively have a great presence in other films but this one ain’t it. A role that probably sounded better in a pitch meeting turns into a disaster of a film.
The Gentlemen: Guy Ritchie Returns To Form In A Crazy Rollercoaster Story
The Gentleman is as colorful as it is ridiculous and that is what makes it one of the most unique and enjoyable films of the early year.
Bad Boys for Life Review: A Solid Cash Grab For Modern Hollywood
With low expectations, Bad Boys for Life is one of the better Hollywood cash grabs you are going to get in 2020.
21 Bridges Review: A Logically Messy Cop Thiller
Instead of going the route of two criminals who were set up by dirty cops to be the fall guys for a crooked operation gone bad, they go the route of presenting vanilla characters as the Marvel superheroes within a criminal underbelly and it just doesn’t work.
Charlie’s Angels (2019) Review: These Women Don’t Need Men Holding Them Back…So Don’t Watch It
Charlie’s Angels is just as dull and woke as it was advertised to be, and its films like this that are causing audiences to stay home and save money,,,and you should do the same.
Terminator Dark Fate Review: An Unoriginal Hostile Takeover Of The Franchise
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 Review: At What Point Does This Film Become A Parody?
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.
