Movie Reviews
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
It feels like the MCU has been in a holding pattern as of late as it decides when and how to give audiences something of
Knock at the Cabin
M. Night Shyamalan movies are hit or miss nowadays, so it’s a good thing this one isn’t half bad! Set in a secluded cabin in
Avatar: The Way of Water
I’m still on the fence about Avatar as a franchise, but I can honestly say that after seeing this one, I’m a bit more excited for the
Violent Night
After seeing this one, it looks like Santa needs to add a few more people to his naughty list this year. Taking place during a
The Fabelmans
Man, it’s going to suck when Steven Spielberg stops making movies… A coming-of-age story loosely based on Steven Spielberg’s life as a teenager, The Fabelmans follows Sammy
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
I’ll take as many of these as writer/director Rian Johnson wants to pump out, so keep ‘em coming! A sequel to the refreshingly inventive and
Strange World
I blame Disney for not marketing this one enough because it was wrongfully done dirty at the theater, and for no good reason, too! Set
The Menu
I’m glad I knew almost nothing about this movie going in because, boy, does this one pull off some surprisingly dark and wacky things before
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
It’s tough to see a Black Panther movie without Chadwick Bosman, but for the most part, this franchise still seems to be on the right track. Taking
Black Adam
At least this one’s better than Aquaman and Wonder Woman 84, but that’s not saying much! The latest DCEU movie to hit theaters, Black Adam, is all about changing the