Adventure 
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
(0)For years, I’ve been complaining that Sony Pictures Animation doesn’t offer anything inspiring in its animation or creativity. They could make “The Angry Birds Movie” in the style of “The LEGO Movie,” and “The Emoji Movie” took home the Razzie for Worst Picture. And the animation in “Hotel Transylvania 2” looked so generic, I ended… Read More ›
Aquaman
I commend “Aquaman” for its goofy fun in the style of last year’s DC Comics guilty pleasure “Justice League,” and once more, Jason Momoa is fun as the title hero. It isn’t a full throttle DC movie, but it does offer fans the charms they deserve. A little family history about Aquaman, or Arthur Curry… Read More ›
Bumblebee
I am impressed with how wonderful of a young actress Hailee Steinfeld has proven herself to be, and my mother loves the yellow Autobot Bumblebee. The “Transformers” prequel spin-off, “Bumblebee,” offers tender moments between these two. And when we’re looking at them, we feel something special. That’s the best part of the movie. The movie… Read More ›
Mortal Engines
I’m planning to visit London someday (hopefully soon), but not on a vehicle. To put it bluntly, “Mortal Engines” has cars with buildings on them, so consider it like “Mad Max.” That looks and sounds inventive, and I was impressed by it. Director Christian Rivers and screenplay writer/producer Peter Jackson have both drawn out a… Read More ›
Ralph Breaks the Internet
I’M GONNA WRECK IT!!!!!! and give it a good review. I attended an NYICFF screening of “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” and I needed to make sure there weren’t that many glitches. There are a few, but we’ll get to that later. It’s the 6-year-old sequel to the 2012 Disney animated hit “Wreck-it Ralph,” and I… Read More ›
