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
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
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 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
Maiden
Give it up for the woman who sailed her way to women’s liberty on the high seas Women should be forever grateful that Tracy Edwards
The Farewell
An Asian family keeps a devastating secret in uplifting dramedy Awkwafina has gained more popularity ever since she took on brilliant comedy supporting roles in
The Art of Self-Defense
The honesty and comedy of black-belt karate is attacked by violence The comedy hidden inside the darkness of “The Art of Self-Defense” is the specifics.
Stuber and Crawl video reviews
This week’s video reviews feature Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista in the action-comedy “Stuber” and Kaya Scodelario battling alligators in “Crawl.” The Final Verdict “Stuber”
Stuber
The driver got me lost, so two stars for him The biggest guilty pleasure of mine within the decade is “Let’s Be Cops,” which ripped
Crawl
Them gators look fake, but the thrills and stars are real The best movie to rip off “Jaws” is “Deep Blue Sea” from 20 years