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
Just because “Game of Thrones” was one of the most popular television shows in the last decade doesn’t mean you should invest 100 million into a medieval drama about rape. … More The Last Duel Review: Damon & Affleck Destroy Their Story To Appease #MeToo
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
The best way to describe Downsizing is that someone took an interesting concept and fumbled it at the 10-yard line. There is a movie here that the audience wants to see, but the movie we got is one nobody asked for. The only positive thing here is the performance of Hong Chau, whose humor comes from speaking in broken English. Outside of that Downsizing is a film that lost its plot the second Kristen Wiig left the film and they decided to go on for almost 2 hours after that. … More Downsizing Review: Fumbled An Interesting Premise
Damien Straker from Impulse Gamer has the perfect summary of this film “Suburbicon is as though Get Out was made by silly White people and it was terrible. Who the hell would want to watch that?” Judging by the box office…no one. … More Suburbicon Review: A Movie Where Black People Are Props
If you are a fan of Honest Trailers, you shouldn’t watch their latest video on the Bourne series because they unintentionally spoil the movie for you. … More Jason Bourne (2016) Review: A Empty Cash Grab For Matt Damon
