A feathery sequel is made only for kids with a lot of sugar energy. For those of you unfamiliar with the “Angry Birds” game, the green pigs stole the birds’ eggs; so […]
The Angry Birds Movie 2
Them That Follow
The actors are fighting their demons, but the movie feels like shedded snake skin. The only religious movies I prefer to dish on are ones from the past like “The Ten Commandments” […]
Luce
Who’s the real monster-the teacher or the student? Only “Luce” knows. What a mind-boggling experience for me! “Luce,” The third film from writer/director Julius Onah (“The Girl Is in Trouble,” “The Cloverfield […]
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and Hobbs & Shaw video reviews
This week’s video reviews includes Quentin Tarantino’s 1960s love letter “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” and Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham teaming up in “Hobbs and Shaw.” The Final Verdict “Once […]
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
This “Fast & Furious” spin-off is unfortunately like “Bad Boys 2” meets “Fallout” “I’ve enjoyed the other “Fast and Furious” movies, but I think we can agree we only needed solo movies. […]
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Tarantino’s 9th masterpiece loves 1969, and I love this movie. Quentin Tarantino is, as you all know, a filmmaker with the Stanley Kubrick craftsmanship that makes him so unique. His sense of […]
Skin
White supremacy somehow manages to lead to redemption in riveting biopic I’ve seen movies about drugs (“Requiem for a Dream”), movies about cyberbullying (“Disconnect”), and movies about mass murders (“Natural Born Killers”), […]
Sword of Trust
Actors intend sell a valuable sword in consistent comedy. I’ve seen formulaic situations where characters have to rip each other apart in order to win big money off an item. I’m not […]
Lion King, Art of Self-Defense, & Farewell video reviews
This week’s video reviews consist of the Jon Favreau’s live-action remake of the Disney animated classic “The Lion King,” Jesse Eisenberg taking up dojo in “The Art of Self-Defense,” and Awkwafina’s emotional […]
The Lion King (2019)
The voices and visuals work, but this remake doesn’t laugh in the face of danger. I sympathize the opinion of Disney remakes being such cash grabs, and this year alone, “Dumbo,” “Aladdin,” […]
