SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Review — Winston Says It’s Tingly
11-year old film critic Winston Ordoña’s Spider-Man: Far From Home review says the movie gets the important things right while making the material its own. The latest Spider-Man movie may be far from home, yet it stays close to its comic roots. Spider-Man: Far From Home takes place eight months after the events of Avengers: Endgame.…
YESTERDAY Review — He Gets By With a Little Help From His Friends…And a Time Warp
Yesterday review — All Jack’s troubles seemed so far away once he woke up and found out he was the only one who had ever heard of The Beatles. What would you do if I sang out a tune (by The Beatles) and no one had ever heard it before? That pretty much sums up…
ANNABELLE COMES HOME Review — Get the Guest Room Ready!
Annabelle Comes Home review — Her tagline is: “Miss me?” Fortunately, she still hasn’t worn out her welcome with this sinister third installment. Determined to keep the possessed doll known as “Annabelle” from killing anyone else (see: the first two Annabelle movies), demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) lock the haunted…
TOY STORY 4 Review — The Best Movie of the Year So Far
Toy Story 4 review — I can barely write about this film without getting misty eyed. That’s how good it is. I don’t know how Disney/Pixar manages to do this. The masters of animated film have created a franchise four films long, four films strong, each one an absolute home run. It’s unfathomable. In fact,…
CHILD’S PLAY Review – This Reboot Is Harmless Fun
Staci Layne Wilson’s Child’s Play review says this new take on the devil doll casts Chucky as Alexa’s redheaded stepchild. Pretty much everyone has seen the 1988 original Child’s Play and if you’re not into horror films, then you must at least know who “Chucky” the killer doll is. He’s permeated our pop culture to…
Creative Ways to Display Your Hollywood Memorabilia
Guest writer Cindy Trillo says don’t just stuff your prized Hollywood memorabilia in a drawer or a closet! It’s time to put it on display for the whole world to see! Multiple award-winning actor Jack Nicholson summed up the reason we love movies perfectly during an Oscar speech when he said: “… they entertain us; they offer…
MEN IN BLACK INTERNATIONAL Review — A Properly Palatable Popcorn Movie
Men In Black International review — The cunning combination of Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson, Kumail Nanjiani and aliens make it worth watching. There are all sorts of ways to revive a franchise: prequel, sequel, reboot, spin-off, gender switch, ethnic switch, new location, animated version, live action version of an animated film, and probably several others…
Rock Doc Roundup – Films Featuring Bob Dylan, David Crosby and Bill Wyman
Staci Layne Wilson provides a rock doc rundown of great movies to watch now, and others that are up and coming. The past year has been something of a golden age for music movies, with the Oscar-winning success of Bohemian Rhapsody and A Star is Born. At the moment, The Dirt and Rocketman reign supreme…
LATE NIGHT Review — A Little Something for Both Your Heart and Your Head
Late Night Review — Addresses issues that touch us all, in ways that make us think and smile. Late Night’s premise and casting are flawless: Emma Thompson is Katherine Newbury, America’s only super successful, female nighttime talk show host host of long standing. Unfortunately, she’s losing her edge and her patience with the turns the media has…
DARK PHOENIX Review — Lively Girrrl Power Theme Helps it Rise Above the Crowd
Dark Phoenix review — A clever, refreshing superpower flick where the hero, the villain and many supporting cast members are powerful females. I was sold on Dark Phoenix in the first two minutes, when Jean Grey as a young girl (an extremely talented Summer Fontana) is sitting in the backseat while her parents happily drive down…
