Tag: science fiction
Family Theme Elevates Visually Stunning Avatar: The Way of the Water
My hot take on Avatar: The Way of the Water: A visually stunning cinematic achievement…
MIB International entertains despite simple plot
Men In Black: International, or MIB International, doesn’t have many surprises although the movie somehow…
Hotel Artemis Struggles at Check In
Hotel Artemis seems to have everything it needs to be a successful film but manages…
Review: Solo entertains but doesn’t break ground in Star Wars Universe
Solo: A Star Wars Story opened to less than enthusiastic audiences, but the numbers are…
Review: The Dark Tower follows convention in effort to entertain
The Dark Tower, ultimately, is a convention adaptation to film of the book series by iconic…
Review: War for the Planet of the Apes brings closure to a grand arc
I finally got around to seeing War for the Planet of the Apes. This is…
Review: Valerian‘s entertaining space romp
My rather lengthy review of Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is now…
Book Review: Revolt provides rousing conclusion to the Resistance Series
Tracy Lawson and the Resistance Series is what Indie publishing is all about: Giving voice…
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is a rousing romp through the universe
My movie review and commentary on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is live at the…
Pirates, Aliens, and Cats, Oh My!
I will be signing copies of the Pirate of Panther Bay, St. Nic, Inc, A…
