Category: Movie Reviews

The coronavirus pandemic seems to be receding, but its effects still linger, and the movie business is not immune.

The film is simply one of the best and most faithful adaptation’s of super-hero material to the big screen ever made.

The film’s story is a classic and truly heart-breaking with the loquacious but challenged Cyrano crafting love letters to his true love Roxanne.

It’s a spooky tale with plenty of jump scares and gruesome imagery that is mostly set in 1882 France. It both is and isn’t a traditional werewolf movie, and that ends up being good, but also a little disappointing in number of ways.

While I wouldn’t say the movie had me riveted to my seat, the film is an enjoyable march to the finish line.

Here’s a rundown of some of the movies that will be making their way to theaters in February.

Even in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, Tom Hanks’ wit, charm, and charisma are undeniable.

Coen’s pacing is tight and moving ever forward. I was a bit apprehensive about delving into the movie, but in Coen’s hands, the film is a well-told tale that was quite accessible and enjoyable.

The new directors do Wes Craven justice with their wickedly fun, but brutal ‘requel’ succinctly titled ‘Scream.’

If DC is to make a dent in the Marvel juggernaut, it could be this year with four major releases plus an animated feature to boot.

It was a solid year for movie-going as we all strove to fight past the Covid-19 pandemic and find our new normalcy.

The movie is hauntingly gorgeous under del Toro’ directorship with a lush, bold color palette that gives the film a classic yet lurid feel.

Spider-Man: No Way Home ranks alongside Marvel’s best and most character-driven movies.

If you are interested in watching a remake of a remake, you could do worse than director Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story.’

Here’s a look at some of the films that will be opening in theaters this month.