If not for the convoluted plot and thin humans, this would have been a visual wonder. Even as a kid, I still had no idea what Pokemon was even about. I thought […]
Pokemon Detective Pikachu
A Dog’s Journey
The voice of Olaf keeps dying and resurrecting in cliche-stricken sequel. You all remember “A Dog’s Purpose” with Josh Gad’s voice being reincarnated into one dog after another, and leading back to […]
The 90s Are All Bat
Back in Black and Yellow in the 90s The Batman DC comic book series was created in 1939 by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. It went on to become a phenomenon, beginning […]
Avengers: Endgame
A worthy finale to a powerful battle-all leveled by action, comedy, and drama. Well, it’s time for us Marvel fans to see what happens next in “Avengers: Endgame.” We all recall the […]
Ben-Hur
Happy Birthday Dear Ben-Hur, Happy Birthday to You. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of its release, here’s my review of “Ben-Hur.” I honestly doubt today’s generation would watch the original 1959 “Ben-Hur” […]
Hellboy (2019)
Bloody Hell, is this reboot violent and loud? I was having a small discussion the other day with a friend of my uncle’s. He was saying that he barely goes to the […]
Missing Link
Another charmer for Laika, if not a stop-motion masterpiece I’ve been curious about how movie-goers have been treating stop-motion animated films lately. For one thing, “Early Man,” a goofy Aardman entry, got […]
High Life
Inspiration from the best Space Operas leads to an erotic drama. The best word to describe “High Life” is interesting. It’s a Sci-Fi Indie that has been inspired by “2001: A Space […]
Shazam
Humor and heart are the true superpowers of “Shazam” The thing about superhero movies is that they spark up conversations within friends and fan sites. They discuss about the accuracies, tone, or […]
Triple Frontier
5 men go in the jungle for adventure, money, and truth I prefer to review as much movies as possible before the general public, mostly anything outside of New York and Los […]
