There’s been a lot of hype regarding the latest film from Sony entitled 65. A dinosaur movie with futuristic technology leads to a lot of interesting questions, but the film’s producers may not have had the best answers. Putting a twist on the idea of a ‘prehistoric Earth’, 65 opens with a small, technology advanced … More 65 Review: A Barebones Sci-Fi Of Worldbuilding And Family
A film based on the 2007 South Korean hostage crisis where 23 Catholic missionaries were kidnapped by the Taliban in exchange for 200 captured Taliban soldiers provides an interesting look at an international incident. From an American perspective, it is interesting to watch a film regarding the war in Afghanistan involving two countries that were … More The Point Men (2023) Review: South Korean Jason Bourne Clone Is A Pretty Looking Thriller
It’s rare to get an action thriller in movie theaters that doesn’t have any strings attached. A movie that isn’t trying to push a female lead in the role of a man, a film that isn’t trying to push some woke lecture disguised as cinema, and a film that doesn’t stop the story mid-film to … More Plane (2023) Review: An Entertaining Throwback Action Thriller
‘Project Wolf Hunting’ is one of the wildest ideas for a movie that has come out in 2022. A film that is set on a giant cargo ship, putting several murderous villains and armed officers in a battle royale to death. Then just when you think you are getting a conclusion, the story throws in … More Project Wolf Hunting Review: Crazy Stupid Brutal Fun
I was going to pass on this film initially due to the trailer looking like a cheap knockoff of 2016’s Don’t Breathe, even going as far as to cast Stephen Lang as the lead for the film…Boy was I wrong. It’s hard to see a scenario where ‘Old Man’ isn’t one of my top 10 … More Old Man Review: Stephen Lang Carries An Amazing Barebones Character Driven Thriller
The problem with Hollywood’s recent pandemic of “unlikable female protagonists” isn’t the fact that they’re portraying an unlikable woman on screen. It’s the fact that Hollywood is portraying women on screen that they want to be liked but have personalities that can’t be sympathized with. The film ‘Emily the Criminal’ is a movie that tries … More Emily the Criminal Review: Entitled Protagonist Robs Criminal Enterprise With A Taser
With the American box office suffering from its lowest point since 9/11, David O. Russell’s film ‘Amsterdam’ had a prime opportunity to bring audiences back to the movie theaters for a film that flexes a big cast of quality actors…and Taylor Swift. However, much like a Denver Broncos running back, ‘Amsterdam’ fumbles a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity … More Amsterdam (2022) Review: A Left-Wing Hollywood Lecture Soaked In Nihilism
The Me Too movement is one of the biggest cultural scams of the 21st Century. Hollywood, the birthplace of cultural immorality convinced the world that they were the champion of women’s rights after a guy who they protected for 3 decades got exposed as a violent sexual predator. Olivia Wilde, a friend of Harvey Weinstein … More Don’t Worry Darling Review: A Great Cinematic Failure In #MeToo Entertainment
Over the last several years, there have been a number of films that have taken aim at the abuse and mismanagement that has occurred with military veterans in the VA. In 2017, the film “Thank You For Your Service” highlighted the real-life problem that is ignored by society and our government. 22 veterans commit suicide … More Breaking (2022) Review: John Boyega’s Best Performance Exposes VA Incompetence
In 1983, the Stephen King thriller “Cujo” was a cult classic putting a mother and her son trapped inside a hot car struggling to protect themselves from a rabid St. Bernard. The film was part of a series of older movies that presented a more innovative take on the man versus beast-themed horror movie. When … More Beast (2022) Review: Annoying Teenage Girls vs A Lion
