Army of The Dead Review: A New Zombie Franchise is Born
What a year for Zack Snyder. Following his superior version of Justice League in March, comes Army of The Dead. An action-heavy zombie film with plenty of heart and an...
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Wrath of Man Review: Guy Ritchie’s Hot Streak Continues
Guy Ritchie's 3rd film in the last three years, Wrath of Man, is more than a one-man revenge film. As enjoyable as 2020's The Gentleman was, Ritchie's direction of this...
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse Review: A New Michael B. Jordan Franchise Takes Flight | Doesn’t Stick the Landing
Strong performances from Michael B. Jordan, Jodie Turner-Smith and Jamie Bell help elevate Tom Clancy's Without Remorse above the predictable twists and turns of an all-too-familiar revenge story. Without Remorse...
Mortal Kombat 2021 Review: The Latest Video Game Adaptation Hits the Mark
The fight scenes, sound design and every scene featuring Kano makes for a fun video game adaptation in the form of Mortal Kombat. As much fun as Godzilla vs Kong...
‘Godzilla vs Kong’ Review: Titans Rule, Still too Many Humans
Similar to how humans are unable to let nature run its course in the "Monsterverse," adding more human characters hurts Godzilla vs Kong. Director Adam Wingard (Blair Witch) does a...
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Review: Victorious in More Ways than One
Zack Snyder's Justice League's epic depiction of DC heroes, clear character arcs for each member of the Justice League, heart and the right usage of humor throughout the 4-hour runtime...
‘The Little Things’ Review: Comes Up Short Despite Denzel Washington’s Performance
Denzel Washington does his best to elevate an otherwise forgettable crime thriller in The Little Things. Rami Malek and Jared Leto are fantastic actors, but writer and director John Lee...
‘One Night In Miami’ Review: The Title of Best Directorial Debut Goes to Regina King
From performances to direction, One Night in Miami is one of the best films in years. One Night in Miami should at least win Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting...
Wonder Woman 1984 Review: Great Performances Almost Save a Wonky Story
Wonder Woman 1984 is a step back from 2017's Wonder Woman. The sequel isn't a disaster. Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Pedro Pascal and Kristen Wiig each turn in strong performances....
Soul Review: A Soulful Way to end 2020
Co-Directors Pete Docter and Kemp Powers deliver the best Pixar film since 2015's Inside Out, which was also under the watchful eye of Docter. Soul is the perfect way to...