*Obviously I do not know if I fully talked about it on this blog, maybe a little in my review of Us but I am not a fan of most horror movies. Mostly because I find the jump scares to be lazy writing and most of the characters just continuously make horrendous decisions in order to keep the story moving. I also extremely dislike Cult movies because … Continue reading Midsommar Review

*Not a ton of plot spoilers but I like to add this in just in case. In the world of reboots and re imaginings that we are living in, sometimes it is nice just to sit back and watch a fresh story take place. There is a lot you can say about The Art of Self Defense and the first thing I will say it … Continue reading The Art of Self Defense Review

Marvel stole the show again at Comic Con and made announcements that shook up the movie world. Here is my breakdown of all the main announcements. I am excluding the following due to the fact that they did not have official dates, titles or logos yet: Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Captain Marvel 2 Black Panther 2 The Fantastic 4 Black Widow May 1, 2020 … Continue reading Marvel Phase 4 Announcement Breakdown

*Obviously you know the story to this movie but I still have to do it. This Disney Live Action process seems to be at a crossroads with the latest release of the all time classic, The Lion King. As I have talked about numerous times on this blog as they keep making these over and over inevitably they will run out of stories. However, they … Continue reading Lion King (2019) Review

Stuber is a new summer movie that feels like a throwback to the great buddy cop movies like Beverly Hills Cop, or Midnight run. I went in with semi high expectations because the Director of this movie Michael Dowse holds a special place in my heart. He directed one of my favorite movies of all time, the Seann William Scott classic Goon. Walking out I … Continue reading Stuber Review

*WARNING this post contains spoilers At this point in the process if you do not at least respect what the Marvel Cinematic Universe has done, than I honestly cannot respect your opinion. They are not all perfect but every movie they put out is extremely well made and at least fun (average Juice Rating after 23 films is 82.39). When Tom Holland’s Spider-Man showed up … Continue reading Spider-Man: Far From Home Review

*Warning this post contains spoilers* The Beatles are easily one of the most influential pieces of culture in history. Their music has been listened to, analyzed, and immortalized through the years to a point where if someone has not heard of them they might be living under a rock. The new movie Yesterday, directed by Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire, Steve Jobs), ask the question what … Continue reading Yesterday Review

Sometimes you see a movie and you walk out of theater thinking “what the hell did I just watch?” That was me as I left the cinema after watching the new Jim Jarmusch flick. This movie had my emotions all over the place and gave me a lot to think about in terms of film making. Oddly enough this is the first movie I have … Continue reading The Dead Don’t Die Review

I have been trying to write this review for awhile and I just did not know what to say honestly. The original Men in Black trilogy was, in its time, incredibly innovative while also serving as a very fun buddy cop saga. But we know in this age we are living in what is gone, is not lost forever. Sony decided to reboot the franchise … Continue reading Men in Black: International Review

At this point everyone knows what Pixar is… THE ANIMATION GOAT. They have been just putting out banger after banger for years and they do not seem to be stopping any time soon. Toy Story however has always been their most prized franchise. It is the film that started it all, and it is easily the most popular franchise of any that Pixar has put … Continue reading Toy Story 4 Review