The Other Guard (Film review)

The Old Guard starring Charlize Theron as Andy the leader of a covert team of immortal mercenaries is an intriguing film especially with its strength in character development and choreography. In regards to the character development, scenes where the action subsides and characters have the freedom to converse is immersive for the backstory shows vulnerability […]

Birds of Prey review

Margot Robbie portrays a likable maniac as Harley Quinn in her new film with a long-ass title “Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)” in the opening credits but for all intents and purposes it’s shortened to “Birds of Prey”. Anyways Harley Quinn is an eccentric, foul mouth character if you […]

Uncut Gems Review

Risk takers will continue to do what they know best because playing it safely brings no thrills and in the film Uncut Gems all the winnings come with their losses and conflict. Uncut Gems directed by brothers Josh and Benny Safdie is, in my opinion, a hyperactive film that won’t turn down it’s blaring volume […]

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker review

😒… After watching Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker I’m not sure where to begin because there were many aspects of the film that baffled me. I’ll address some of the questions I had while watching the film and maybe some viewers will share my perspectives. First and foremost even though I enjoy the Star […]

The Irishman – Film review

This past October I wrote a post on the scrutinizing comments Martin Scorsese had on Marvel films and how he felt they didn’t have a place in cinema. Well,I still stand behind my defense of Marvel films being in their lane within cinema, even though they may lack the traditional qualities older generation filmmakers like […]