Film Review: Kong: Skull Island

Kong is king. Plain and simple.

Film Review: Warcraft: The Beginning

Warcraft: The Beginning introduces a lore that is too big to handle in a two hour film, but Duncan Jones is still able to make a compelling case for the highs this material could reach.

Dissecting Fantastic Four – Not That Bad?

Zac: Fantastic Four is almost a great superhero movie, with a lot of great stuff in there from Josh Trank, before the film falls apart when it tries to be something it’s not in the end. Lauren: Uuuggggghhhh… Wwwhhhhhyyyyyy are you so stupid…

Film Review: Fantastic Four

I thought I already knew what my least favorite movie of the year was months ago, but Fantastic Four might have just dethroned Jupiter Ascending considering that at least had Channing Tatum going for it.

The Breakdown: Fantastic Four Official Teaser Trailer

For a while now it seems as if most superhero film related updates have come with lots of necessity for heavy sighs and rage quitting the internet to get away from the news. I know I’m not alone in this. Most scowling has been directed at Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, but Fantastic Four has […]

Film Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes continues on the great path set by its predecessor, but a bit more character and an original story could have taken the series to the next level.

Film Review: The Counselor

The Counselor is the latest from Ridley Scott with an original script from Cormac McCarthy and the results are often terrible.

Film Review: The East

Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij team up again with a more star studded cast than their excellent first collaboration, Sound of My Voice, but third act issues keep it from reaching the quality of that film.

Film Review: War Horse

War Horse is a beautiful and emotional look at war and the affect it has on just about everyone and everything around it.

Review: The Conspirator

Robert Redford’s latest is a fine looking and produced telling of a fairly unknown story in American history that fails to really excel to anything more than a straight forward court room drama that serves as a parallel to our modern day travails with prosecuting through Guantanamo Bay. Now you might ask how a movie […]

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