CJ speaks with Mimi Marquez, Mulan, Ren & Stimpy, and Clark Griswold. Asides being a film critic, and like the average eager and ambitious journalist, I see out celebrity interviews. Every once […]
The lowest of the lows of 2021 go from bad to Looney. It’s that time of the year again. The time for me to purge on the worst of the worst of […]
CJ’s video reviews take place inside the Matrix and before Kingsman began. This week’s video reviews consist of the ambitious sequel “The Matrix Resurrections” with Keanu Reeves and Carrie Anne-Moss, and the […]
The best of the best by Spielberg, Coen, Branagh, and more. It’s that time of the year again. The time for me to deliver my praises for the best of the best […]
An absolute mess of a prequel to a stylish action comedy. The original “Kingsman: The Secret Service,” directed by Matthew Vaughn, was a wildly entertaining action movie that introduced us to Taron […]
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 […]
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut has laughs, drama, and motherhood. Olivia Colman shines in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut of the film version of the book “The Lost Daughter.” She plays Leda Caruso, an […]
Out, damned spot! Joel Coen’s best movie in years! “The Tragedy of Macbeth” is the first masterpiece in which Joel Coen doesn’t work with his brother Ethan, and yet, he has the […]
CJ’s video reviews deal with the Spider-Verse, killers, journalists, and the doomsday clock. This week’s video reviews consist of Guillermo del Toro’s new vision of “Nightmare Alley” with Bradley Cooper and Cate […]
This religious sports biopic keeps dropping the ball. I was skeptical about the sports biopic “American Underdog,” which focuses on Kurt Warner, who is considered to be, by attribute, the greatest undrafted […]
