Movies/TV Reviews

Little is not a new idea. It’s a story that has been told countless times over and in countless different ways. In some ways, Big, starring Tom Hanks, is a variation of Little.

Missing Link features top-notch vocal performances from Hugh Jackman, Zach Galifianakis, and Zoe Saldana. All three actors dive deep into their characters and are able to make them appear completely believable.

The Chaperone is entertaining and fairly relatable, but it doesn’t offer anything that will stick with you once you’ve left the theater.

In this era of superhero movies dominating the box office, Hellboy gives us a gritty, gorefest standout amongst the clutter of spandex. But the over reliance on the gore for shock value's sake knocks the movie off course and relegates the movie to the campiness reminiscent of Van Helsing and Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters.

So, with hundreds of superhero offerings already available, is Shazam! (not to be mistaken with the horrible 1996 genie movie starring Shaquille O’Neal, Kazaam) worth the time?

Hotel Mumbai is based on the true events of 2008 when the city of Mumbai was held under siege by terrorists. The focal point of the film is the famous Taj hotel,

Us frequently rides the line of being truly scary but never really achieves the mark that it sets out for itself. It begins with nearly every scene featuring an insane amount of tension and a looming sense of dread...

The Hummingbird Project tells the completely fictional story of Vincent Zaleski (Eisenberg) and his cousin Anton (Skarsgård), Wall Street traders who make a deal with to erect a line of fiber optic cabling that runs from the New York Stock Exchange to Kansas.

Triple Frontier is the latest Netflix film to take big name stars and place them in familiar situations. While Netflix has certainly made waves with films like Roma, they've had a rough road in the movie industry with meme fodder such as Birdbox.

The Netflix adaptation of The Umbrella Academy was something I thought I was prepared for, but got blown completely away by in the end nonetheless.