Tag: movie review
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…
Why CODA‘s heart and mainstream coming-of-age story upended Hollywood
When CODA took the award for Best Picture at the 94th Academy Awards, more than…
Multi-genre The Black Phone keeps momentum with suspense
Summary: More suspense than horror, the Black Phone is a well-crafted coming of age story…
Elvis movie centers on ambition, conflict of Interest
Baz Lurhmann‘s Elvis is well worth seeing in the theaters, but it’s worth remembering this…
Jurassic World: Dominion Falters on Weak Plot
Jurassic World: Dominion, while destined to be one of the summer’s block busters, falters on…
Top Gun: Maverick soars higher than original
I was set to go see Top Gun: Maverick even though I knew it could…
House of Gucci Can’t Take Off Despite Hollywood Royalty
Despite excellent performances by some of Hollywood’s leading starts, Ridley Scott’s (Alien, Blade Runner, Gladiator)…
Spider-Man: No Way Home keeps Marvel saga alive and fresh
Audiences are packing the theaters to see Spider-Man: No Way Home for good reason. In…
The Outpost’s gritty realism shows America’s war in Afghanistan
As America ends its formal 20-year combat commitment to Afghanistan, viewers might find The Outpost…
In The Heights celebrates first gen Americans
My movie review of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s movie version of In The Heights is live on…
