Disney’s live-action remakes have been a bit of a mixed-bag. We either get Alice in Wonderland (2010) and Maleficent (2014), which were both stinkers, or The Jungle Book (2016), which was awesome and improved
After a record-breaking opening weekend, Disney’s live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast is ready to go for its second weekend, and it will be coming up against Power Rangers, CHIPS, and Life.
Holy crap! You know, I go into the movies with the same expectations every time: don’t suck. Doesn’t matter if the film has been touted as an Oscar-contender
We’re a little over halfway through the month, and so far we’re really looking at a record March. 2012 has the record now with films like The Hunger Games (2012), The
After 17 years with the claws, Hugh Jackman’s era as Wolverine is coming to end, at least according to his repeated statements. If this is the end, Logan is a
The king is back! Well, actually not quite, not even the title acknowledges that Kong has achieved king status yet. Well, anyways, the new Kong film, of course,
The next six weeks all feature huge projects and IP’s being released: we have Logan this week, Kong: Skull Island next week, Beauty & the Beast the week after that, Power Rangers after that, Ghost in the Shell closes
Unbelievable. 2017 is just rollin’ along and we’ve reached the final weekend of February. Starting next week, we’re looking at potential blockbusters every weekend, some guaranteed blockbusters, but
This weekend sees the release of three new wide films, The Great Wall, Fist Fight, and A Cure for Wellness. While last weekend got the advantage of being the weekend before
I loved The LEGO Movie (2014), and expectations were high for the next outing in the franchise, The LEGO Batman Movie. I’m happy to say that expectations were met. The film
We have three new releases this weekend, and all three of them happen to be sequels: Fifty Shades Darker, John Wick: Chapter 2, and The LEGO Batman Movie. And it looks