Crazy Rich Asians

In 2013, author Kevin Kwan published a book titled, “Crazy Rich Asians.” A romance novel about an Asian-American woman who’s invited to meet her boyfriend’s wealthy family in Singapore. The book earned positive reviews from critics and readers alike. Two sequels titled, “China Rich Girlfriend & “Rich People Problems” linked as a trilogy. In 2017, […]

Thunder Force

“Thunder Force” is currently streaming on Netflix. It received negative reviews from critics and streamers alike. This review contains SPOILERS. If you’re interested in watching this movie, read at your own risk. Keep in mind, this is a short review. This particular superhero film isn’t a grand scope epic like “The Dark Knight Trilogy” or […]

Boogie Nights

In 1988, inspired by the mockumentary rock comedy “This Is Spinal Tap,” then seventeen-year-old Paul Thomas “P.T.” Anderson (one of my favorite directors) filmed a mockumentary titled, “The Dirk Diggler Story.” An actor who rose to fame during “The Golden Age Of Porn” back in The 70s to The Early 80s. With support from his […]

Godzilla VS. Kong (2021)

To paraphrase Lex Luthor’s line from 2016’s Cinematic disappointment know as “Batman VS. Superman.” “The greatest gladiator match in the history of Kaiju. God VS. King, Dinosaur VS. Ape, The King Of Monsters VS. The King Of Skull Island. I’m obviously referring to “Godzilla VS. Kong.” Godzilla VS. Kong is currently out in theaters and […]

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

Zack Snyder’s Justice League is currently streaming on HBO Max. Unlike the theatrical cut, The Snyder Cut received positive reviews from critics, fans and streamers alike. As you may know, may fans demanded Zack Snyder’s cut under the hashtag #ReleaseTheSnyderCut after they saw Joss Whedon’s reshoots butchered Zack’s movie behind his back when he was […]

Kid 90

In The 80s, Soleil Moon Frye became a household name starring in a sitcom called, “Punky Brewster.” For those who never seen the show including me, it’s about an abandoned girl who comes across a kind man, he adopts her and begins a new life. As in most sitcoms, hilarity ensues. Punky Brewster aired on […]

Mr. Right

Mr. Right was released in 2015. (same year The Revenant came out) It received mixed reviews from critics and failed to make a profit at the box office. Today’s review contains SPOILERS. If you wish to scroll through my article, read at your own risk. Keep in mind, this is a short review, because it’s […]

Kong: Skull Island

After Warner Bros. (WB for short) released an American reboot of “Godzilla” in 2014 as the first installment of a cinematic universe called, “MonsterVerse” rebooting Kaiju characters based on Toho’s Godzilla franchise, a second installment and reboot of “King Kong” was in the works with Jordan Vogt-Roberts (The Kings Of Summer) onboard as director and […]

Nick’s Top 12 Anticipated WB Films Of 2021

Salutations fellow movie goers from around the globe. We all know COVID-19 forced many production companies to delay a truckload of films, praying for a vaccine as a miracle to bring the public back safely to watch the movie they want to see. I’m doing something different with my Top 12 List centering on movies […]

Lady And The Tramp (2019)

“Lady And The Tramp” streamed on Disney Plus. (same year The Mandalorian streamed) It received mixed reviews from critics. The live action remake is the first film to stream on Disney Plus while Disney’s other live action remakes such as “Dumbo,” “Aladdin” & “The Lion King” were released theatrically. I thought about reviewing this live […]

Classics Review: Son Of Kong

In 1933, RKO released a movie titled, “King Kong.” It pioneered groundbreaking special effects such as animatronics, stop-motion, rear/front projection (a precursor to green screen) and matte paintings. King Kong made an impact on the film industry inspiring notable directors including Peter Jackson & Steven Spielberg. King Kong inspired giant monsters/Kaiju such as Godzilla, Cloverfield, […]

Nomadland

“Nomadland” was released in selected theaters in 2020 and is currently streaming on Hulu alongside “The United States VS. Billie Holiday.” It received critical acclaim from critics. Nomadland became an eligible nominee at “The 78th Golden Globes” winning two awards for “Best Director” (Chloé Zhao) & “Best Drama.” Today’s review contains SPOILERS. If you haven’t […]

The United States VS. Billie Holiday

“The United States VS. Billie Holiday” is currently streaming on Hulu alongside “Nomadland.” It received mixed reviews from critics. Despite divisive reactions, The United States VS. Billie Holiday is nominated for two Golden Globe Awards for “Best Actress In A Drama” (Andra Day”) & “Best Original Song.” (Tigress And Tweed) “The 78th Golden Globes” will […]

Tom And Jerry (2021)

Tom And Jerry is currently out in theaters and available to stream on HBO Max. Originally slated for a theatrical release date on December 20th, but the ongoing COVID-19 delayed its release on February 26th. As you may know Warner Bros. (WB for short) will simultaneously release their slate of upcoming movies in theaters and […]

Classics Review: Lady And The Tramp (1955)

After “Peter Pan” was released in 1953, Walt Disney commenced his next production titled, “Lady In The Tramp.” Lady And The Tramp was released in 1955. (exact same year Tylenol was created) Back then, it received mixed to negative reviews from critics. Despite backlash, it made enough money at the box office. Overtime, Lady And […]

Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s End

After “Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” was released in 2006, Disney immediately worked on the third installment titled, “At World’s End” with The Cast & Crew returning to The Black Pearl for an epic adventure concluding a trilogy in an attempt to capitalize on the critical and commercial success of “The Lord Of […]

Flashback Review: Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

After “Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl” came out in 2003 becoming a critical and commercial success, Disney green-lit two sequels titled, “Dead Man’s Chest” & “At World’s End” hoping to capitalize on the s ideas of “The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy” with their own hiring The Cast & Crew […]

Flashback Review: Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl

In 1967, a year after Walt Disney’s death or as Conspiracy Theorists claim he’s frozen in an undisclosed location, Disneyland opened a pirate themed ride called, “Pirates Of The Caribbean.” A dark ride where guests are invited to embark on a swashbuckling adventure going back in time witnessing scenes from “The Golden Age Of Piracy.” […]

Delta Farce

After Larry The Cable Guy (one of my favorite comedians) made his film debut in “Health Inspector” and voiced Mater in the first installment of Pixar’s “Cars” series,” he reunites with his “Blue Collar Comedy Tour” pal Bill Engvall in a war comedy about a trio of moronic buddies Delta Farce was released in 2007. […]

Fan4stic

After “Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer” came out in 2007, Fox (pre-Disney purchase) cancelled a third installment and Silver Surfer spin-off in favor of a reboot as a sign of forgiveness to win back the crowd. Josh Trank (Chronicle) was hired to direct the reboot titled, “Fan4Stic.” Miles Teller, (Whiplash) Kate Mara, Michael […]