Fantasia Fest 2020: ‘Crazy Samurai Musashi’ Slashes Past Story in Favor of an Athletic One-Shot
The trend of utilizing the “one-shot” gimmick has reached new heights in Hollywood. Birdman won Best Picture in 2014 and 1917 wasContinue Reading
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Review: ‘Da 5 Bloods’ is Another Masterpiece from Spike Lee
This moment in America has certainly opened the door to more conversations about race and inequality. As many have rushedContinue Reading
Review: Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Bring Their A-Game in ‘Bad Boys For Life’
Before Michael Bay became known for making big-budget action franchises, the famed director kicked off his career with Bad Boys. While Will SmithContinue Reading
Trailer Talk – The Woman in the Window & Tenet
Big week for 2020 movie previews with two incredible trailers dropping today! First up we have The Woman in theContinue Reading
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Lights Up the Skies In Second Trailer
Tom Cruise will likely kill himself on the job someday. The man simply cannot help himself from putting his lifeContinue Reading
Review: ‘6 Underground’ Is Pure Michael Bay Id Running Wild…Which Is Surprisingly Great
The absurdist and self-aware action film has become a genre unto itself. The landmark franchise within the subgenre remains The FastContinue Reading
REVIEW: ‘Ford V Ferrari’ Revs On All Cylinders Thanks to Excellent Bale and Mangold’s Direction
The world of competitive racing often gets unfairly maligned in the United States. Stereotypes surround NASCAR, especially among those whoContinue Reading
You Are Who You Chose To Be: ‘The Matrix’ Continues to Live Up to Its Progressive Filmmakers
There are some lines of demarcation in film history, but one that shocked the world was the release of The Matrix.Continue Reading
Review: ‘John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum’ Ups the Gore and Violence In Lieu of Story
The John Wick films have felt like an oasis in the desert of action films over the past decade. Other than TheContinue Reading
Review: ‘Triple Frontier’ Scratches an Itch, But It Should Be Much Cooler
Stories of men searching for riches in Central and South America have been with Western culture since the Spanish firstContinue Reading
