Movie Review: Despicable Me 3 (Universal)
Staff Writer The only reason I can think of to make Balthazar Bratt—the villain in Despicable Me 3—a deranged child star from the 1980s, is to tweak the nostalgia of the parents…
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Movie Review: Cars 3 (Disney)
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher Lightning McQueen and friends see the checkered flag.
Movie Review: Wonder Woman (Warner)
If she was still alive today- Diana, Princess of Wales, would have stood up in the theatre and happily applauded this very awe-inspiring movie.
Movie Review: Wonder Woman (Warner)
Anthony Andujar Jr. Since 2013, Warner Brothers and DC Comics had a rough start in regards to building a cohesive cinematic universe. Much like Marvel, DC Comics has a pantheon of characters worthy…
Movie Review: Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 (Disney)
Director James Gunn and Marvel Studios hit big with the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie. Many were skeptical and eager when the first film came out and when it…
Movie Review: The Boss Baby (20th Century Fox)
A hilarious look at what happens when a new baby comes into a family.
Movie Review: Get Out (Universal)
As a horror movie, Jordan Peele’s Get Out is neither scary nor shocking, despite a couple of cheap make-you-jump moments early on in the proceedings and some half-hearted gruesomeness at…
Movie Review: Logan (Fox)
Man, where has the time gone right? I was 5-6 years old when the first X-Men film was released, seeing one of my favorite comic book characters jump from the…
Movie Review: The Great Wall (Universal)
Much has been made about liberal darling Matt Damon’s being cast in the illiberal role of yet another white savior in Yimou Zhang’s The Great Wall. As a matter of…
Movie Review: The LEGO Batman Movie (Warner)
Always be yourself. Unless you can be Batman. Then always be Batman.