Aladdin | Movie Review
Since I can remember, the 1992 Disney version of Aladdin has always been my favorite animated feature film. As a kid I fell in love with the intriguing story, the over-the-top characters, and the incredibly memorable songs.
5B | Movie Review
5B is a documentary about the early days of the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco. It covers a period from 1983 to 2003, when ward 5B in the San Francisco General Hospital was one of the first medical facilities dedicated to AIDS. The film features interviews with various hospital staff, AIDS survivors, and relatives of people who contracted the disease.
It Chapter Two | Fun Scares And Closure Make For A Satisfying Conclusion
I consider It Chapter Two one of the best Stephen King adaptations so far and I don’t base that on how scary the movie is. I base it on how well the story was executed.
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-verse | Movie Review
Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse is a jolt of originality in the superhero genre. It covers familiar territory and plot themes, but with a blend of breakthrough animation and unconventional storytelling.
The Sisters Brothers | Movie Review
There is something very satisfying about a good western. If done right it can strip away all...
Spider-Man: Far From Home | Hits Close to Home
Marvel Studios continues to impress with Spider-Man: Far From Home, the follow up to their huge blockbuster success, Avengers: Endgame.
Cats | An Artistically Bold and Daring Film
Cats takes bold artistic risks that may not appeal to everyone, but the result is something truly unique and special. Check out our full review here.
Alpha | Movie Review
Actor Kodi Smit-McPhee has been in the film business for some time now. Originally born in Adelaide, South Australia in 1996, Kodi began acting...
Mid90s | Movie Review
If you were a skater growing up in the 90s, Mid90s is a movie made with you...
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT | The Boss is Alive and Well
Check out our review of Blinded By The Light, directed by Gurinder Chadha and starring Viveik Kalra, Aaron Phagura, Nell Williams, and Dean-Charles Chapman.
