Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube A mildly entertaining film that returns to wizarding world and sees the “Fantastic Beasts” characters trying to prevent all-out war between the wizards and the muggles…which is not as exciting as it sounds. The basic plot it fine, even though it somewhat retcons parts of the last movie, but… Read More: Movie Review: Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube A boring film with pacing issues, weak acting, bland characters and no sense of urgency or peril. The overall plot is weak and introduces the science-based vampire angle only to quickly disregard any form of science. The pacing is all over, and never allows time to connect with the… Read More: Movie Review: Morbius »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube A solid reboot of the Bat-franchise that is shot beautifully, well-acted, and spends its nearly three-hour runtime trying to step out of the shadow of the Nolan trilogy. The film looks great and is injected with some dynamic camerawork. (There’s also seems to be a filter present that gives… Read More: Movie Review: The Batman »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube An action film based on the popular video game franchise, “Uncharted” is a surprisingly flat film that never manages to level up. I have never played any of the video games in this series and have no knowledge of any of the in-game characters or storylines, so I have… Read More: Movie Review: Uncharted »
Watch the SPOILER recap on YouTube 5. Dune: Part One– A fantastic-looking film that starts off strong but ends up feeling like it just goes on forever before stopping abruptly to set up a sequel. 4. Black Widow– While it hurts the plot a bit knowing how Natasha’s story ends, the scaled-back approach that focuses… Read More: My Top 5 Best Films of 2021 »
Watch the full breakdowns (with SPOILERS) on YouTube I’m pretty picky about the films I see, so the this is really more a list of my least favorite films of the year. Honorable mention: The Matrix: Resurrections: Actually worse than some of the other films on my list, but I knew going in it wouldn’t… Read More: My Top 5 Worst Films of 2021 »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Advertised as an action-packed prequel to “The Kingsman” featuring colorful characters and cool-spy tech, this film is kind of a slow-moving World War 1 period piece that lacks direction or much of the fun stuff that was expected. The foundation of Kingsman spy agency could’ve been an interesting concept,… Read More: Movie Review: The King’s Man »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube After a nearly twenty-year absence, “The Matrix” franchise returns and the film doesn’t just struggle to get out of the trilogy’s shadow, it intentionally spends a lot of time in it. The latest movie in the series is part sequel, part meta-commentary, and part love letter to the originals.… Read More: Movie Review: The Matrix Resurrections »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube Tying together the current MCU Spider-Man films and the two previous Spider-Man franchises, this film manages to advance story elements in a satisfying (but mostly predictable) fashion. The plot has some really good concepts that move the story forward from where it ended in “Spider-Man: Far from Home,” while… Read More: Movie Review: Spider-Man: No Way Home »
Watch the SPOILER review on YouTube A mediocre addition to “Ghostbusters” franchise, filled with lifeless new characters, and almost two hours worth of fan service, that occasionally hits its mark. The plot of the film is shockingly similar to the first “Ghostbusters,” albeit the narrative is pushed by characters that are learning about family secrets… Read More: Movie Review: Ghostbusters: Afterlife »