Black Panther

Black Panther

Black Panther is unlike almost all the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies that have come before it. Director/writer Ryan Coogler (Creed) and co-writer Joe Robert Cole (American Crime Story) have found just the right sweet spot to tell a story that is deeply Afro-centric and affirmatively political in its themes and concerns, while dressing it in ..

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

Ok listen…I walked into this movie like many others, a little upset that they were touching such a classic as Jumanji. I mean who in the world could ever replace or even try to fill the boots of the late Robin Williams? I mean for starters they had 3 (yes 3) A-list actors to try, ..

Star Wars – The Last Jedi

Star Wars – The Last Jedi

I will just start off with a bold claim and just say that Star Wars: The Last Jedi is my pesonal favorite movie in the whole Star Wars Franchise! Without giving out any spoilers(which is quite difficult), I’ll tell you why I feel this way… Director Rian Johnson did an amazing job combining the best ..

Coco

Coco

Disney and Pixar have done it again! Coco pulls at the strings of every emotion. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and at the end leave in a way that can only be described as magical. The movie revolves around a 12-year old named Miguel, who finds himself in the Land of the Dead on Dia de ..

Thor: Ragnarok

Thor: Ragnarok

Director Taika Waititi does a remarkable job of making this third installment of the Thor franchise the best one yet. What makes it work is the fact that not only is this a great superhero movie filled with battles and story, but it’s also hilarious! In fact, for a superhero movie, it has to be ..

Suburbicon

Suburbicon

Written by the Coen brothers and directed by George Clooney, Suburbicon tries to be a deeply intellectual dark comedy and instead falls flat on its face as a forgettable waste of time. The story begins as Gardner Lodge (Matt Damon) sees his family tied up by robbers and his wife being killed as a result ..

Blade Runner 2049

Blade Runner 2049

So it has taken me some time to write this…One because writing it any other way would be giving away spoilers, and trust me you need to watch this as its supposed to be. A little suggestion if you are die hard fan of Blade Runner then you will be fine because more than likely ..

IT

IT

So it’s no secret and I have said it time and time again on my other reviews, I am a sucker for horror films!!! Now that that is out of the way lets continue. Not only am I a horror film fan, but I am also a child that grew up on the 80s. Needless ..

Home Again

Home Again

Home Again is a romantic comedy directed by Hallie Meyers-Shyer starring Reese Witherspoon as Alice, the daughter of the late John Kinney, a ‘70s film director and his actress wife Lillian (Candice Bergen). She’s recently separated from her husband Austin (Michael Sheen) and returns home to her dad’s house in Los Angeles with her two ..

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets

This is a hard one to write for me…Not only am I a Besson fan, but I had high hopes for this film and in many ways it did meet expectations. It is visually enticing and the animation is top notch. However that is about it! Based on Pierre Christin and Jean-Claude Méziéres’ 1967 French ..