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Filmmaker Zach Snyder pitched his ideas for a Star Wars movie to Lucasfilm, and their response came back with a resounding, “No, Thank you.” With that knowledge in mind, I tried very hard to keep an open mind when going into this screening. However, after watching this film on the big screen, I can see… Continue reading REBEL MOON Lacks Originality On So Many Levels

Deciphering the secret formula for animated film success might be as tricky as herding ducks. Still, if past hits like ‘Toy Story,’ ‘Finding Nemo,’ and ‘Despicable Me’ are any indication, the ingredients involve a dash of humor, a pinch of originality, and a dollop of flawless animation, which makes it a great deal of fun… Continue reading Migration: A Whimsical Journey of Quacking Adventure

Bradley Cooper has already displayed his talents as both an actor and voice-over talent with his various contributions to cinema. In addition, Cooper has also proven that he is a competent and skilled filmmaker with his acclaimed remake of A Star is Born. Cooper’s newest passion project is a biographical movie about the career and… Continue reading MAESTRO Is Yet Another Example of How Multitalented Bradley Cooper Is.

From filmmaker Paul King, the acclaimed director who helmed the movies Paddington and Paddington 2, comes a movie musical that envisions the humble beginnings of literature’s and cinema’s most celebrated Candy Man. Working with Simon Farnaby on the screenplay, King delivers a movie which beautifully captures the lovable and magical spirit of the Willy Wonka… Continue reading WONKA Provides Light and Wholehearted Entertainment For Families

It has been twenty-three years since the original Chicken Run hit theaters and won people’s hearts worldwide. There seems to be no good reason why it took so long for movie audiences to get a sequel, but it is finally here. However, this new installment will not open in theaters; it is limited to Netflix… Continue reading CHICKEN RUN: DAWN OF THE NUGGET Is Entertaining But Not Quite As Brilliant As Its Predecessor

Distant Tales, a dark, four-part dramatic anthology from playwright and screenwriter writer/director Shem Bitterman (Halloween 5, 1989), had a two-month exclusive run via Cable TV OnDemand with Xfinity, Spectrum, and Contour, then on iTunes, Vudu, and Amazon.com. It is now available on December 12 as a Blu-Ray release on Amazon.com. Distant Tales is set in… Continue reading Distant Tales Now Available on Blu-Ray

‘American Fiction.’ directed by Cord Jefferson and based on Percival Everett’s novel, navigates the complex landscape of the literary world through the lens of Thelonious ‘Monk’ Ellison, portrayed with brilliance by Jeffrey Wright. Monk, a frustrated novelist and college lecturer, returns home to care for his mother, Agnes (Leslie Uggams), who battles dementia and reconnects… Continue reading American Fiction- A Satirical Yet Emotional Journey into Literary Limelight

Emmageddon is the debut feature film written and directed by Ryan M. Moore, who has several award-winning short films to his credit. The feature film debuted in 2020 at the Toronto Independent Film Festival and continued the festival circuit in the United States and the United Kingdom. About: Struggling screenwriter Emily, who works in a… Continue reading Emmageddon

Have you ever considered Batman becoming a Daddy (a boy – Dad), and what would that look like? My answer is no, but I soon learned after watching the new animated film Merry Little Batman. You can also find out what that looks like as the film is now available on Prime Video. I admit… Continue reading Merry Little Batman Animated Film arrives via Prime Video

D’Artagnan (Francois Civil) arrives in Paris trying to find his attackers after being left for dead, which leads him to a real war where the future of France is at stake. He aligns himself with Athos (Vincent Cassel), Porthos (Pio Marmai), and Aramis (Romain Duris), three musketeers of the king (IMDB). I have seen almost… Continue reading THE THREE MUSKETEERS – PART 1