Even with star power like Djimon Hounsou, Orlando Bloom, and David Harbour, Gran Turismo can’t save a script that’s mostly lacking in the energy department – despite the amount of high octane stunts.
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Something for Everyone in “Everything Everywhere All At Once” review
Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022), or EEAAO, is a multiverse-hopping, genre-bending movie about realizing one’s potential and choosing the life that is most authentic to oneself – especially in the midst of chaos.
Blue Beetle spoiler-free review: “Nothing New But Family”
While no one except James Gunn and Peter Safran know what’s truly going on with the DC universe, Blue Beetle‘s entry gives the fans a brief respite from the storm of reshuffling. Spoiler-free review!
Hellraiser (2022) review: Boxes within Boxes
Logan takes a look back at Hulu’s Hellraiser reboot from 2022 and lets you know whether it’s worth a second look at the Cenobite revival
Fast X: The Fellowship of the Toretto
Earlier this year, Vin Diesel compared the Fast & Furious mythology to the Lord of the Rings and all I could do was scoff at that idea. After seeing Fast X… I completely get it! No, I am only kidding…
Super Mario Bros Movie review “More Fun Than A Twitch Stream?”
While Illumination Animation’s outing is certainly better than the clunker that came out in the 90’s, does it do enough to satisfy both the younger audience and older nostalgic fans?
“A Motley Crew of Hilarity” Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves review
You may believe this film has no business being any good but coupled with a stellar cast and a decent script, the movie executes well enough to satisfy committed D&D fans and casual viewers alike – while genuinely developing its…
Get FAST Get FURIOUS: a primer for The Fast Saga.
With the ever expanding family in the Fast & Furious series – and The Fast Saga coming out with the first part of its big finale this summer – let’s take a look at the road behind us and quickly…
“The Nuance Of The Patriarchy” Women Talking review
If I told you a movie set in an isolated religious group would lay out a compelling case for how to tackle and dissect the patriarchy, you’d probably say it’s a Sarah Polley movie…and you’d be right.
“Everything Everywhere Nearly Sweeps” 95th Oscars Recap
Yeoh takes home Best Actress as Everything Everywhere All At Once cleans up at the 95th Oscars. Hear Commander Shipp’s take on the broadcast and the other categories.