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Brad Pitt is Astronaut Roy McBride in Ad Astra

Ad Astra | Can we Possibly Move Any Slower?

I’ve been asked recently why I don’t prefer movies with heavy symbolism and lots of messages between the lines, and [...]

Tags: ad astra, brad pitt, science fiction, space movie
It Chapter 2

It Chapter 2 | The Losers Must Reunite to Prevent a 3rd Chapter

In my review of “It” in 2017, I clearly stated that I liked the setting in which the events were [...]

Tags: It, It Chapter 2, Pennywise
Forky is the newest member of our Toy Story gangq

Toy Story 4 | Just as Great as I Hoped

In the beginning I feel like I must define my position from the “Toy Story” series. I believe it’s genius [...]

Tags: pixar, tom hanks, toy story, toy story 4
John Wick 3

John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum | Setting the Bar

In my review for John Wick Chapter 2, I made it clear that I didn’t necessarily like the ending, stating [...]

Tags: John Wick, John Wick 3, Keanu Reeves
Shazam discovers his powers

Shazam! | Fun, Rich and Smart

In Shazam, DC continues its inclination towards lighter warmer themes after the success of Aquaman. This time our story is [...]

Tags: DC Extended Universe, DCEU, Mark Strong, Shazam!, Zachary Levi
"Us" is the second feature film by Jordan Peele

Us | A Significant Filmmaker is Born

In 2016, news broke that Jordan Peele, from the comedic duo Key and Peele, is directing a horror film! Once [...]

Tags: Get Out, Horror, Jordan Peele, Lupita N'Yongo, Us
Capernaum 2018

Capernaum | Realistic Dark Cinema at its Best

Capernaum is a Lebanese drama that was chosen to compete for the Palme D’Or in Cannes film festival and won [...]

Tags: capernaum, lebanon, nadine labaki, Oscars
Captain Marvel, the 21st Film in the MCU

Captain Marvel | Ordinary at Best, Forgettable at Worst

Captain Marvel, in my opinion, is an ordinary film at best, and a forgettable film at worst, or for the [...]

Tags: Brie Larson, Captain Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, MCU
The Sisters Brothers

The Sisters Brothers | One of the Hidden Gems of 2018

The Sisters Brothers is a western. As in, a cowboy movie. As in, lots of deserts, horses and guns. If [...]

Tags: Jacque Audiard, Jake Gyllenhaal, joaquin phoenix, John c Reilly, Riz Ahmed, the sisters brothers, Western
Jake Gyllenhaal and Toni Collette in Velvet Buzzsaw

Velvet Buzzsaw | Best Film from Netflix So Far?!

Velvet Buzzsaw is a recent Netflix production with the same team who brought us Nightcrawler in 2014; Dan Gilroy writer [...]

Tags: dan gilroy, Jake Gyllenhaal, rene russo, toni collette, velvet buzzsaw
Glass 2019

Glass | An Insult to Unbreakable and Split

Usually I can tell the premise of any film in an enthusiastic or at least neutral tone even if it’s [...]

Tags: bruce willis, glass, james mcavoy, m knight shyamalan, samuel l. jackson, split, unbreakable
Rami Malek is Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody

Bohemian Rhapsody | Too Much Compromise, Too Little Risk

Bohemian Rhapsody came to existence after a long and turbulent production process. Many names were attached to star, write and [...]

Tags: bohemian rhapsody, freddie mercury, rami malek
Claire Foy in The Girl in the Spider's Web

This is not Lizbeth Salander!

The Girl in the Spider’s Web is arguably part 2 to the 2011 film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo [...]

Tags: claire foy, david fincher, rooney mara, the girl in the spider's web
Mandy 2018

Looks Great, Sounds Great .. Who Cares What’s Between The Lines?!

You rarely ever expect any indication of quality of be associated with a new film starring Nicholas Cage. Yet, it’s [...]

Tags: Mandy, Nicolas Cage
Yomeddine

Yomeddine | A Beautiful Film and a Unique Experience

Yomeddine is an Egyptian film that we, Egyptians, only heard of when it was selected to take place in the [...]

Tags: Abou Bakr Shawki, Cannes, Egypt, Oscars, Yomeddine

Sheikh Jackson | An Accurate Study for a Familiar Profile

When the trailer of Amr Salama’s latest directorial venture, Sheikh Jackson, dropped, I felt like I had it all figured [...]

Tags: Ahmed El Fishawy, Ahmed Malek, Amr Salama, Michael Jackson, Sheikh Jackson
Alien: Covenant

Alien: Covenant | Quality Doesn’t Guarantee Effectiveness

With the sixth entry in the “Alien” storyline, and with so many films depending on the same pillars of space [...]

Tags: Alien, Covenant, Danny McBride, Michael Fassbender, Ridley Scott

The Great Wall | Visually Stunning, Dramatically Mundane

The events of The Great Wall take place in ancient China focusing on the character of William. William, and his [...]

Tags: Matt Damon, Pedro Pascal, The Great Wall, Zhang Yimou

Hacksaw Ridge | Don’t be fooled! It is a war movie!

When I first read the premise of “Hacksaw Ridge” and watched the trailer, my first guess was that it will [...]

Tags: Andrew Garfield, Hacksaw Ridge, Hugo Weaving, Mathew Vaughn, Mel Gibson

Central Intelligence | A Pleasant Surprise

The first time I saw the trailer for “Central Intelligence”, I thought to myself: “Haven’t they made that already?!”. With [...]

Tags: Central Intelligence, Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Rawson Marshall Thurber, The Rock

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