This empty Marvel vampire movie sucks the life out of you. Jared Leto just won the Razzie for his awful performance in “House of Gucci,” when he played that clownish portrayal of […]
Morbius
Moon Knight
Isaac delivers as the action hero and the cowardly Brit he puts his soul into. “Moon Knight” is the next MCU show on Disney+, and it’s an ambitious one, especially when Oscar […]
The Adam Project
Ryan Reynolds’ time traveling comedy has heart and nostalgia. Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy, who both had a worldwide success with “Free Guy” last year, reunite for the made-for-Netflix Sci-Fi action […]
After Yang
Another A.I. drama that’s quite essential for any film lover. In the tradition of such A.I. dramas like “A.I. Artificial Intelligence” and “Ex Machina,” “After Yang” joins the club. Written and directed […]
Moonfall
A Sci-Fi disaster flick so disastrous, you’ll want to moon it. Film critics and filmmakers/actors can make the best of friends and the worst of enemies. “Moonfall” made me want to bring […]
Peacemaker
Peace be with you John Cena. When we last saw John Cena’s Peacemaker, he was trying to cover up Amanda Walker’s dirty secrets by murdering Rick Flagg, and got shot in the […]
Belle
This ain’t your ordinary Beauty and the Beast tale. “Belle” is a Japanese anime feature that plays like a “Matrix” version of “Beauty and the Beast.” The virtual reality world is known […]
The Matrix Resurrections
The John Wick hairstyle doesn’t take away the nostalgia and visual appeal in the Matrix. In “The Matrix Resurrections,” when Keanu Reeves isn’t in the Matrix, he looks like Neo, but when […]
Spider-Man: No Way Home
The best of the three MCU Spider-Mans (just to clarify) has nostalgia, laughs, and emotions. When we last saw Tom Holland’s Peter Parker, the Jake Gyllenhaal villain Mysterio not only framed Spider-Man […]
Swan Song (AppleTV+)
Two Mahershala Alis in one interesting cloning movie. There have been two movies with the same title of “Swan Song.” There was Todd Stephens’ gay drama with Udo Kier igniting the screen […]
