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JUNGLE CRUISE perfectly captures the essence of the Disney World/Disneyland ride it is based off of—a non-stop, entertaining, pun-filled adventure that will leave you with a big smile on your face. Add the always charismatic Emily Blunt and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to the mix and this movie makes for a swash-buckling summer blockbuster that… Continue reading Movie Review: Jungle Cruise
There are only a handful of directors that draw audiences to theaters solely based on name recognition, and M. Night Shyamalan is one of them Much like Stephen Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, and Martin Scorsese, Shyamalan doesn't need a big actor to be in his film; audiences are going to see the movie because he is… Continue reading Movie Review: Old
After years of waiting, BLACK WIDOW is finally out for our viewing pleasure and believe me when I say it is well worth the wait. Not only has COVID-19 delayed the film for over a year, but we have been waiting almost a decade for Marvel to realize Black Widow needs her own movie like the… Continue reading Movie Review: Black Widow
Is it really July 4th weekend if we aren't watching a blockbuster film about the world's militaries preventing an alien invasion? Except instead of INDEPENDENCE DAY, this time we get to enjoy the time traveling, action-thriller THE TOMORROW WAR. This film delivers blockbuster entertainment that, along with F9, is ushering in a summer of big ticket… Continue reading Movie Review: The Tomorrow War
The Fast and Furious franchise returns with the ninth—yes you read that correctly, ninth—part of the series, F9. Think of F9 as part Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) origin story and part heist story that the franchise is known for. Through flashbacks, we are shown where Dom developed his love of cars, as well as his first… Continue reading Movie Review: F9
I genuinely think A QUIET PLACE is a perfect movie and one of the best horror movies of all time. So I cannot think of a more perfect way to welcome the cinema experience back than with A QUIET PLACE PART II. The film was originally scheduled to premiere on March 8, 2020, the week… Continue reading Movie Review: A Quiet Place Part II
CRUELLA makes for a tough review because while the film is lacking in the originality department, how can you not enjoy watching the Emmas (Stone vs. Thompson) battle it out and swoon over the amazing fashion? I also am a diehard Disney fan and am very quick to nerd out about the latest film, regardless… Continue reading Movie Review: Cruella
Off the bat, it's important for me to say that as a rule, I do not watch movies starring or about animals. I am way too sensitive about animal deaths/injuries, etc. to be able to handle seeing it on-screen, so I stay away. I intermittently make exceptions to this rule, and have been burned time… Continue reading Movie Review: Dream Horse
This past week, I watched LIMBO and PROFILE in the same day and was struck by how differently these films depict Middle East representation in cinema. On one hand there is PROFILE, a film that uses social media to tell the story of a British reporter that gets in over her head while investigating the… Continue reading Movie Reviews: LIMBO and PROFILE
I am a diehard Disney nerd (my euphemism for what the kids now despairingly call a "Disney Adult") and have been yearning for new Disney films during these tough pandemic times. I love the thoughtful messages contained in each story, the breathtaking animation, and the nostalgia. MULAN and SOUL held me over in 2020, and… Continue reading Movie Review: Raya and the Last Dragon
