Nickelodeon’s hit cartoon makes some noise on Netflix. I have a buddy, who is a Nickelodeon fan, mostly for the 90s when they were all that, and he often has his positive […]
The Loud House Movie
Together
This mismatched couple’s lockdown gives them a lot to talk about. Most people may be vaccinated, but those who aren’t are quite sensitive about the Delta Variant, which causes COVID-19. So, Facebook […]
Brendan Fraser and John Ratzenberger Interviews
CJ speaks with Rick O’Connell and Cliff Clavin Asides being a film critic, and like the average eager and ambitious journalist, I see out celebrity interviews. Every once in a while, whenever […]
Reminiscence, Sweet Girl, Annette, Swan Song, The Night House, and The Protege Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews star Hugh Jackman, Jason Momoa, Marion Cotillard, and Michael Keaton. This week’s video reviews consist of Hugh Jackman in the Sci-Fi thriller “Reminiscence,” Jason Momoa and Isabela Mercad in […]
Reminiscence
Hugh Jackman and the visuals are memorable, while the story is forgettable. I was dazzled by the art direction of “Reminiscence,” because it shows us a dystopian future when a war has […]
Annette
Hear Driver and Cotillard sing their quirky hearts out. “Annette,” a zany and often dazzling musical, stars Adam Driver as comedian Henry McHenry and Marion Cotillard as soprano Ann Desfranoux. On stage, […]
Sweet Girl
The father-daughter relationship sucks, and so does the movie. Jason Momoa has earned more attention because of his commitment as Aquaman in the recent DC Universe. It’d be a shame for me […]
The Protege
It has stars, guns, fights, and drinks, but where’s the story? Maggie Q plays a contract killer so professional, that when she turns on the fire sprinklers, she leaves a piece of […]
The Night House
We support Rebecca Hall’s mystery of who her dead husband really was. Independent features that provide horror or fantasy genres tend to be polarizing with critics and audiences. In a recent example, […]
Swan Song
This gay drama could have had the writing as wondrous as the leading man. Sorry if I’m a little late with this review of “Swan Song,” but I was busy with some […]
