Civil War follows a group of journalists that travel cross-country in an alternate future where the United States is at war with itself in modern times. It is definitely one of the more polarizing films I’ve seen this year, and its political undertones, along with its gruesome imagery, may be hard to watch for some. However, … More Civil War Movie Review
Produced by Jordan Peele and directed by the lead of the film himself, Dev Patel, Monkey Man serves as excellent directorial debut. The film’s story goes beyond a cage fighter getting revenge against the organization that wronged him and his mother and heavily draws from Hindu mythology in terms of the journey our protagonist goes on. Not … More Monkey Man Movie Review
This film serves as not only a sequel to the 2021 film, Godzilla vs. Kong, but also the fifth installment of the MonsterVerse. Many characters from this franchise’s previous installments return in this film to provide the exposition and occasional comic relief. However, we didn’t come to this movie for them. We see these movies to see giant … More Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Movie Review
As a huge Ghostbusters fan, and as someone who enjoyed the previous Ghostbusters: Afterlife film, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire was easily one of my most anticipated films of the year. I mean, how could you go wrong with two generations of modern and classic Ghostbusters battling a new villain in the form of an ancient ice god? Of course, it … More Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Movie Review
The Kung-Fu Panda trilogy is arguably one of the best franchises created by DreamWorks animation, and similar to the Toy Story series, you wouldn’t think a fourth installment would be needed based on how the third entry ended. With this knowledge, I went into Kung-Fu Panda 4 optimistically cautious, especially considering that this film is meant to be the start of … More Kung-Fu Panda 4 Movie Review
I will say that despite the accolades that the first Dune film received, and as someone who isn’t as familiar with the source material of Frank Herbert’s genre defining sci-fi epic, the incredible performances, visuals, direction, and world building of Denis Villeneuve’s first film weren’t enough to completely sell me because of the film’s slower pacing. The … More Dune: Part Two Movie Review
Featuring an incredible soundtrack and some award-winning performances from Kingsley Ben-Adir and the rest of the cast, as well as an introspective look into Jamaican culture and the life of the famed reggae singer, faster pacing for this meaningful story didn’t stop it from being an enjoyable biopic in its own right. Score: 7/10
Being one of the more enigmatic characters in the Marvel universe, Madame Web is a film that they could’ve done a lot with, especially considering the character’s history. Unfortunately, though, despite the best efforts of the charismatic cast and the story’s connections to Spider-Man, the film’s scattershot cinematography, pacing, and special effects held it back immensely. Score: … More Madame Web Movie Review
With this film being directed by Matthew Vaughn, the director of the Kingsman films, I was excited to see another action-packed and subversive spy thriller from him. However, while the visuals, the performances of the cast, and action scenes were very fun to watch, an overlong runtime and a convoluted story unfortunately ensured that every plot twist … More Argylle Movie Review
As a film directed by Jeymes Samuel, the last being The Harder They Fall, I had pretty high expectations for this going in, especially considering the very unique concept of a comedy set in biblical times. I’m happy to report that it pretty much had all of the elements you’d expect from a Jeymes Samuel film. An … More The Book of Clarence Movie Review
Noah Robinson 