Tag: Movie Review

  • Dreams

    Dreams

    Dreams are sometimes just that, dreams. An unrealistic dream of mine has always been Jessica Chastain. The dream wasn’t dating her or anything, she’s just there in my mind a lot, so I guess it’s more of a daydream. A related dream of mine was having an erotic thriller starring…

  • Send Help

    Send Help

    The only help Sam Raimi, Rachel McAdams, and Dylan O’Brien are going to need is spreading the word on this movie, because it is a blast.  Right off the bat, this is a quintessential Raimi film. He’s been off the radar as far as original films go for 15 years,…

  • FYC 2025 Part 3

    Shelby Oaks A video game cut scene of a movie, where every moment moves the plot backwards. You can definitely tell this was directed by a Youtuber and it hurts. It’s like Chris wanted to throw bits and pieces of every horror movie he liked into one. All that crowdfunded…

  • FYC 2025 Part 1

    Blue Moon Do not steer clear of Ethan Hawke’s performance as Lorenz Hart. He not only transforms into a different person, he is also the most inviting character on the year. Hawke cloaks his real persona while pinning down a role that is so professional and passionate. He also proves…

  • The Lost Bus

    The Lost Bus

    Paul Greengrass perfected a genre in directing with what he did on a few of the Bourne films. Bringing that same style to a movie where a bus driver is operating a vehicle while talking on the phone doesn’t quite hit on the same level. Now listen, The Lost Bus…

  • One Battle After Another

    One Battle After Another

    In a world where resistance and the idea of a revolution is more prevalent than ever, One Battle After Another is a movie that solidifies PTA as a mainstay in the fight for film supremacy. Speaking of a revolution, there will need to be a new one started against the…

  • Roofman

    Roofman

    Talk about a bait and switch, but in a good way for once! Roofman is a tale mostly set in the nostalgic setting of a Toys “R” Us that should have been exclusively goofy, but it became much more than that. Channing Tatum plays a real life career criminal (Jeffrey)…

  • Caught Stealing

    Caught Stealing

    I don’t know if Aronofsky movies are supposed to be fun, but that was the most fun I’ve had in a theater all year. From the opening sequence, I knew I was in for a treat. Now I don’t read, so I’ll never be able to compare movies to the…

  • The Pickup

    The Pickup

    Look at Eddie and Pete’s expressions in the photo above, that is what I looked like watching the entirety of this movie. Knowing this is from the guy (Tim Story) that directed Ride Along 2, I shouldn’t have had super high expectations, but I was still underwhelmed. A veteran armored…

  • She Rides Shotgun

    She Rides Shotgun

    2025 finally has its small time, gritty crime thriller. Taron Egerton and Ana Sophia Heger play a father-daughter role that has been missing after Leave No Trace. She Rides Shotgun jumps right into the aftermath of a double murder, where Nathan (Egerton) is the culprit from many respects, and he…

  • Oh, Hi!

    Oh, Hi!

    Oh, Hi! Sophie Brook’s new film is a smart romantic comedy that will seep into your brain and keep you guessing throughout. Iris (Molly Gordon) and Isaac (Logan Lerman) have a refreshing chemistry that kicks you right into gear with their relationship. Starting off as a weekend getaway movie, you…

  • M3GAN 2.0

    M3GAN 2.0

    The bitch is back, but maybe she should have stayed dead.  A self aware sequel to the 2023 “hit” that attempts to bring us to the likes of T2 but fails by making things overly complicated. This franchise has a campiness that tends to work best when it follows the…

  • F1: The Movie

    F1: The Movie

    An F1 movie produced by Lewis Hamilton, Jerry Bruckheimer, Joseph Kosinski, and Brad Pitt should have the combined strength to make an all-time race movie, but does it? Kosinski follows up the success of Top Gun: Maverick with another A-list actor putting his life on the line in a high…

  • Sinners

    Sinners

    Sinners will satisfy fans of any genre. Ryan Coogler (Creed) really hasn’t missed yet, and he hits it out of the park here in a way never seen before. He’s a master storyteller and weaves this one around making you feel like you’re watching a superhero film, a western, a…

  • Heart Eyes

    Meet cute, no, meat cut.A new slasher movie has arrived. It’s been a long time since we’ve had a movie like Scream, but Heart Eyes mostly fills that void. It’s set on Valentine’s Day as the killer HEK wreaks havoc on Seattle’s couples. I would say 50% of this film…

  • Presence

    If you go into Presence thinking it’s going to be the same old horror movie, you’d be wrong. It still starts out with a family moving into a new house where the family slowly realizes something sinister might also be there, but there’s so much more to it than that. …

  • Better Man

    Better Man Robbie Williams is quite possibly one of the biggest musicians to ever come out of the UK, but maybe not since no one over here has ever even heard of him. At some point, someone decided to make a biopic about him. And instead of making it a…

  • Den of Thieves 2: Pantera

    Heist movies should have interesting and complex characters, scene stealing locations, and entertaining heist related moments sprinkled throughout. This instead has too many characters doing almost nothing heist related while switching locations dozens of times for no apparent reason. If you were also impressed with nothing of importance happening for…

  • The Fire Inside

    The true story of boxer Claressa Shields and her journey from Flint, Michigan to the London Olympics. The first half of the movie focuses on her working her way out of a bad home on her way to become the first female boxing gold medalist. I know this is her…