Jordan Peele’s first two films, Get Out and Us, showed Peele as a rising force in the horror genre through his ability to craft unique horror stories while mixing in… Read more Nope Review: Peele’s big summer spectacle cements his title as a modern master of suspesne →
Originally conceived by former couple, director Dean Fleischer-Camp and comedian Jenny Slate, the journey of Marcel the Shell, an anthropomorphic shell with a googly eyes and tiny shoes, is one… Read more Marcel the Shell Review: The feel-good movie of the year →
Thor was seriously a less than enjoyable entity in the MCU before writer/director Taika Waititi turned him into a comedic god. Now, Waititi returns to give Thor another comedic adventure… Read more Thor: Love and Thunder Review: Comedy and blunders →
Illumination brings the Minions back for another adventure with Minions: The Rise of Gru but struggles to decide if it’s a Minions sequel or a Despicable Me prequel. The film… Read more Minions: The Rise of Gru Review: A stylized, but subpar return for the Minions →
Director Baz Luhrmann has made quite a career crafting films with a distinctively colorful, flashy, and glossy look like The Great Gatsby, Romeo + Juliet, and Moulin Rouge. His latest… Read more Elvis Review: Luhrmann’s best brings the King’s story to life →
Pixar attempts to start a new chapter in the Toy Story franchise with a spin-off film focusing on the story of Buzz Lightyear; not the toy, but rather the fictional… Read more Lightyear Review: Pixar’s beautiful sci-fi action world mostly overshadows its shortcomings →
The Jurassic World trilogy has really followed the same path as the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Like The Force Awakens, Jurassic World mostly won everyone over with how it tried… Read more Jurassic World: Dominion Review: A weak end to the Jurassic era →
In an era of constant reboots, remakes, and requels of beloved franchises, mostly from the 80s, the long-awaited sequel to Tom Cruise’s 1986 breakout film Top Gun is truly a… Read more Top Gun: Maverick Review: Shatters expectations through strong storytelling and engaging action →
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