It Gently Weeps at times, but Here Comes the Sun for Himesh Patel I was on a Beatles tour in London last April, and I knew the tour guide would mention about “Yesterday,” Danny Boyle’s latest entry about the only… Read More ›
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Toy Story 4
With an adventure so playful and a heart so big and plushy, this fourth outing has a Friend in Me. “Toy Story” is probably the greatest animated franchise of all time. Ever since 1995, when it became the first fully… Read More ›
The Toy Story Trilogy
To Infinity and Beyond with all 3 movies! With the release of “Toy Story 4” approaching soon, I’ve decided to share with you my opinion of the other 3 movies. Over the years, the franchise have won the hearts of… Read More ›
Shaft (2019)
Shaft Sr. still provides the goods: if only his offspring wasn’t such a weakling. I did an article a few weeks ago with reviews on the two original “Shaft” stars Richard Roundtree and Samuel L. Jackson. Roundtree was the first… Read More ›
Men in Black International
Without Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, this MIB continuation is bland and unfunny. A funny thing happened to me during a screening of “Men in Black International.” The movie was zoomed in a bit, instead of the regular angel… Read More ›
The Dead Don’t Die
Jim Jarmusch’s latest zombie entry is neither “Zombieland” nor “Shaun of the Dead.” The best thing about Jim Jarmusch’s latest movie “The Dead Don’t Die” is how one of his characters, portrayed by Adam Driver, knows he’s in a movie…. Read More ›
Dark Phoenix
Sorry fans, but this “X-Men” sequel bored and irritated me. As far as I’m concerned, I’ve been told that “Dark Phoenix” would be the last of the “X-Men” prequels. If I’m wrong, please let me know, because I don’t know… Read More ›
Godzilla: King of the Monsters
Too many special effects, cheesy one-liners, and pointless narrative Call me a monster, call me cynical, and call me a jerk all you want. I still thought “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” is one of the most bombastic Sci-Fi sequels… Read More ›
Aladdin (2019)
He’s no Robin Williams, but Will Smith actually works as the Genie The magical element of the Disney animated “Aladdin” from 1992 was the late Robin Williams’ brilliant comedic work as the voice and inspiration of the Genie. His impressions… Read More ›
Like Shaft, Like Shaft
These cats are cool, but their movies lack scripts. The new “Shaft” movie opens this June, and it reunites Samuel L. Jackson as John Shaft II and Richard Roundtree as John Shaft I. So, allow me to dish on the… Read More ›