Multiple films get released throughout the year, making me wonder who exactly is the target audience for this movie. A perfect example of this is the 2023 remake of ‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.’ Who is this film aimed at? The easy answer to this question is women, but which women? The ones … More Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (2023): A Bland Coming Of Age Story
Nothing says 2023 like a film about a multinational billion-dollar corporation having to go back to 1984 in order to tell a story about how they were once liked in American culture. When Nike isn’t making $700 shoes in Taiwanese sweatshops, funding Colin Kaepernick’s anti-American tirade, or giving money to Dylan Mulvaney because he’s doing … More Air (2023) Review: The Rise Of Nike & Michael Jordan’s Mom
The road to Creed III has been paved with questionable decisions along the way. The elephant in the room with MGM’s latest film in the Rocky spin-off series is the fact that Sylvester Stallone is nowhere to be seen. For the first time in this historic nine-film franchise, Stallone was not involved in the movie’s … More Creed III Review: A Solid Film Full Of Logical Errors
It felt like the 2010s was part of a Renaissance of Christian movies that managed to build strong storytelling with the word of God. Films such as Unplanned, Run The Race, Indivisible, and I Can Only Imagine created a strong portfolio for the Christian genre which changed the way the films were produced and received … More Jesus Revolution Review: A Welcoming But Empty Christian Drama
It’s hard to tell if there was any hype for a third Magic Mike movie but the only reason why this film has anything of note is due to the behind-the-scenes drama that took place right at the beginning of filming. Thandiwe Newton was initially cast in the lead role along with Channing Tatum, However, … More Magic Mike’s Last Dance Review: A Broken Vision Of The Female Fantasy
The world of Christian cinema has dramatically improved over the past few years with various films revamping the genre. The category mixes the teachings of Jesus with thought-provoking and entertaining storytelling. Films such as “I Can Only Imagine,” ”Unplanned” and “The Case for Christ” have turned religious messages into quality cinema by taking a true … More Paul’s Promise Review: An Incomplete Christian Drama
A phrase that I find myself using a lot these days is “It hasn’t even been long enough to forget” whenever progressives try to rewrite the history of the last five years. The MeToo movement is one of the most significant cultural scams of the 21st Century. The origins of the #MeToo movement have been … More She Said Review: Hollywood’s Attempt At Rewriting Their Past
‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’ has three different stories happening simultaneously. On one hand, you have a quirky true story of a guy looking to support his troops by going into a Vietnam war zone in order to give them all beer. On the flip side, you have the story of a politically divided country … More The Greatest Beer Run Ever Review: Great Performance By Zac Efron Hurt By A Unbalanced Narrative
What do you call a historical epic that omits key details to the story to avoid telling the truth…a fantasy. “The Woman King” is the name of Hollywood’s latest fantasy film masquerading as a historic fact and there is a strong possibility that the film will be showered with awards next year. Of course, it … More The Woman King Review: Turning Violent Slavers Into Heroes, One Lie At A Time
It is difficult to explain the film “Emergency Declaration” because it is about five movies jammed into one. On one hand, the film is a disaster movie, on another is a terrorist attack, on another is a race against time, on another it’s an international geopolitical thriller, and it is also a story of selfish … More Emergency Declaration Review: A Disaster Film That Does Far Too Much
