Charlize Theron can’t die, and neither can the excitement. Charlize Theron plays a soldier named Andromache of Scythia, or Andy for short, who has been battling her enemies for centuries. “For centuries,” […]
Charlize Theron can’t die, and neither can the excitement. Charlize Theron plays a soldier named Andromache of Scythia, or Andy for short, who has been battling her enemies for centuries. “For centuries,” […]
Tom Hank’s next WWII flick cares more about the action than the narrative. Another movie to skip theaters because of the Corona virus, the latest World War II movie “Greyhound” has found […]
A waste of time for Dave Bautista and everyone involved. “My Spy” is a comedy so insipid, so head-ache inducing, and unfunny, it’s no wonder why it kept getting pushed back in […]
The theme is green, but is the movie really clean? Not really. Because of the COVID-19 (here we go again) closing the movie theaters, “Artemis Fowl,” Kenneth Branagh’s first take on Eoin […]
Kevin James is the only good thing about this home invasion bomb. In Kevin James’ next movie “Becky,” he plays a goofball, who becomes a superhero, with diabetes as a weakness, and […]
It’s “Date Night” meets “Midnight Run.” Between “The Big Sick” and “The Lovebirds,” both directed by Michael Showalter, Kumail Nanjiani has found himself in bad comedies like “Men in Black International,” “Stuber,” […]
The final year of Scarface is Untouchable. I know a mechanic, who makes delicious meals and gives my family the best treatments at the Jay Peak Resort in Jay Peak, Vermont. I […]
Hulu series does for aliens what “Rick & Morty” did for Parallel Universes. Coming on the success of Adult Swim’s hit animated series “Rick & Morty,” Justin Roiland (the co-creator and star) […]
Happy Birthday Maximus! You’re Now 20-Years-Old! 20 years ago, director Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe both released his epic “Gladiator,” which won five Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor (Crowe), Best Costume […]
In this riveting poem, friends become enemies, and violence has consequences. In my time travels, I’ve come across many African-American dramas about violence in the ghettos like John Singleton’s “Boyz n The […]