A major question that lingers throughout most people’s lives is what happens when we get older? Do we wither up and become a shell of our former selves, or do we continue to cultivate our interests into our elder years? This is the question the new movie Poms, directed by Zara Hayes deals with. Poms is about an aging woman named Martha, played by the … Continue reading Poms Review

Growing up the biggest thing any one talked about and played with was Pokemon. Pokemon Cards, Pokemon TV Shows, and of course Pokemon Video Games were all the rage in the late 90’s early 2000’s (it almost seems like I am doing the Spaceballs Merchandising bit right now) . There have been Animated Pokemon movies in the past but when we found out they were … Continue reading Detective Pikachu Review

There has been a lot of talk in recent years about the death of the Romantic Comedy in the current movie world. We’re a long way from the Julia Roberts-Hugh Grant era, and pretty far from even the Apatow era of R rated rom coms. 2018 though there was a resurgence and Netflix had their “Summer of Love” and then Crazy Rich Asians came out and … Continue reading Long Shot Review

In this new age of cinema there has been many iterations of remakes with opposite genders. We have seen Ghostbusters, Ocean’s 8, and now we have a female reverse version of the movie Big. Little (ha) directed by Tina Gordon (who wrote What Men Want) is about a woman who was teased in middle school and has grown up to become the bully she always hated. … Continue reading Little Review

Missing Link is the newest animated movie from Laika Animation Studios. Laika had some decent movies before they hit it big with Kubo and the Two Strings. Kubo received widespread acclaim so I was really looking forward to this follow up. Missing Link was a solid movie that employed the trademark stop motion animation (will discuss below) and had a pretty heartwarming story to wrap … Continue reading Missing Link Review

This is going to be a spoiler review so please just see the movie and then read this if you do not want to be spoiled!!!! This is my 100th post since I started this website, and that is ironic because I will be reviewing one of the most important movies of my lifetime with it. What is there to say though? After 22 movies, … Continue reading Avengers: Endgame Review

I remember seeing the two original Hellboy movies and thinking to myself, I like the character more than I enjoy the movies. I rated the first Hellboy 79 and the second one a 83 so I did not hate them by any means, and I thought the direction by Guillermo Del Toro was great. So when we found out they were trying to do a … Continue reading Hellboy Review

The Best of Enemies is another movie in a long line recently dealing with the trouble history of racism in this country. It is a true story that was adapted into a book, then a play, and now a feature film. These movies have similar messages and all tug at the heart strings, but I have to try and put the emotions and the history … Continue reading The Best of Enemies

Movies like Hotel Mumbai always fascinate me because I always wonder how I would react if I was in the center of an attack. Would I keep my calm and help, or would I freak out and endanger everyone? This movie Directed by Anthony Maras, in his directorial debut, has a number of characters that grapple with that idea. Hotel Mumbai is a story about … Continue reading Hotel Mumbai Review

Every kids dream growing up is to wake up as a Superhero. To have the power to fly, punch stuff, shoot lightning out of your hand! But what would you actually do? Would you become a hero right away, or would you go buy beer cause you look older and try and become a Youtube celebrity? This is the question Shazam! asks throughout the new … Continue reading Shazam! Review