THE LAST JEDI is STAR WARS at its Best
In a world where balance exists between the dark and light sides of the force, forshadowing casts a gray cloud over everything.
What does it all mean?
THE SHAPE OF WATER May Well Be In The Shape Of Several Well-Deserved Oscars
Guillermo del Toro makes moves that no one else in Hollywood would ever even conceive of, and that should be considered high praise. The big blockbusters generally follow a pretty routine formula. Most films so.
The Last Jedi Reflects Internal Conflicts We All Face
St. Louis -- Michelle Reeves
(This review contains material that may be considered by some as spoiler.)
A Hit 14,000 Years in the Making: Jerome Bixby's The Man from Earth
A cabin. A handful of characters. An engaging conversation.
A pretty good way to spend an evening -- but would you believe that such a simple, prosaic and unchanging scene could make for a compelling film? That's the case with Director Richard Schenkman's vision of Jerome Bixby's THE MAN FROM EARTH.
Top Ten Gambling Movies of All Time
Hollywood has long had a fascination with movies about casinos, gambling and those where characters play bingo.
JUSTICE LEAGUE Brings Hope for the Future
Where's the fun? Where's the 'hope'? Where are the superheroes that bring light and joy to the big screen?
First Look: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
Warner Bros. Pictures announces “FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD” as the title of the second of five all new adventures in J.K.
Gal Gadot Shines Brightest In Justice League
Okay, deep breath…I can do this…in through the nose, out through the mouth…okay, I’m ready…
THOR: RAGNAROK Stands Tall Among Marvel's Best Films
Before I tell you about Marvel’s latest superhero epic, Thor: Ragnarok, let us all get on the same four-color page. There are four parties most interested in this epic culmination of what is at least a trilogy at this point for the God of Thunder:
Franchise Runs Aground with Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
The Jerry Bruckheimer franchise seems to have finally capsized. The motion picture, budgeted at $230 million ($20 million less than it's predecessor, ON STRANGER TIDES), grossed $172 million at the box office, compared to the $241 million grossed by the previous film.
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