Greetings again from the darkness. 80 year old Woody Allen continues to amaze with his proclivity to crank out a movie every year. With such movie abundance comes
Greetings again from the darkness. Brady Corbet has established a pretty nice career as an actor (Melancholia, Funny Games), and along comes his feature film debut as a
Warner Bros and DC have thus far delivered two films, and for me, neither excited me too much. However, ever since David Ayer was announced as writer and
This weekend sees the release of two major releases: Suicide Squad and Nine Lives. While it’s easy to predict which film will come out on top, let’s just
Genre : Drama/Fantasy Country :USA Cast : Kiernan Shipka : Eva Timothée Chalamet : Zac Grant Bowler : Daniel Elizabeth Reaser : Elizabeth Director : Andrew Droz Palermo
For non-comic book readers, or any of the uninitiated into the storied history of the DC Universe, I’ll explain what the Suicide Squad is for reviewing purposes. Debuting
The crew of the USS Enterprise is back in Star Trek Beyond heading out into the far reaches of space on a routine mission. An unwarranted attack from a
I don’t really like the Bourne movies all that much to be perfectly honest. To be more specific, I don’t like Paul Greengrass’s Bourne movies all that much;
Nutshell: All pop-art acid trip posters with happy bunny colors, Suicide Squad‘s ad campaign came on like the new and different stepchild of Zack Snyder’s DCEU (DC Extended
Holidays is an anthological film that brings together nine filmmakers (including Kevin Smith), and isn’t unlike ABC’s of Horror 1 & 2. The difference here, is that each
While Suicide Squad might have many, MANY flaws, the great characters and added humor make it the most enjoyable movie of the DC Extended Universe yet. Hopefully this
Jason Bourne is back, and Matt Damon is Jason Bourne, as he was 9 years ago. 9 years older obviously, but also living off the grid, in Greece. Emotionless