Old

M. Night Shyamalan’s latest film, “Old” is currently released in theaters alongside “Jungle Cruise.” It received mixed reviews from critics and movie goers alike. The film is currently making money at the box office. This review contains crucial SPOILERS. If you haven’t seen this movie, read at your own risk. Healthy & Unhealthy Aspects Healthy: […]

The Kissing Booth 2

In 2018, “The Kissing Booth” streamed on Netflix. It was critically panned by critics and streamers alike. Regardless of bad reception, a sequel streamed in 2020. Like its predecessor, the sequel received negative reviews from critics and streamers alike. A third and final installment will stream on August 11th, 2021 one week after James Gunn’s […]

Good Will Hunting

While working on Kevin Smith’s film “Mallrats,” real life best friends Ben Affleck & Matt Damon worked on a screenplay together called, “Good Will Hunting” expanding the latter’s first draft intended as a 40 page one-act play. After writing and giving each other feedback, the duo completed the final draft in 1994. One year before […]

Flashback Review: Matilda

Hello my fellow movie goers from around the globe. Let’s rewind the clock back to the year 1996. Bill Clinton was president. Nintendo 64 was released alongside “Super Mario 64” paved the wave of three-dimensional gameplay forever influencing the video game industry. Sony released the first installment of “Crash Bandicoot.” Famous people such as Anya […]

The Kissing Booth

“The Kissing Booth” officially streamed on Netflix in 2018. (same year Crazy Rich Asians came out) It received negative reviews from critics and streamers alike. Regardless of bad reception, the film spawned a sequel released in 2020 and an upcoming final entry will be released this year. I’m gonna come clean, I never read the […]

Black Widow

“Black Widow” is currently out in theaters and streaming on Disney Plus. So far, the overdue film earned positive reviews from critics, fans and movie goers alike. Originally slated for a release date on May 2020, Marvel Studios & Disney postponed the film’s release due to COVID-19. Thankfully, they finally selected July 9th, 2021. Two […]

The Normal Heart

In 1985, an autobiographical play titled, “The Normal Heart” opened to the public. Based on Larry Kramer’s activism on gay rights during The AIDS Epidemic, the story focuses on Ned Weeks attempting to raise AIDS awareness during The Early 80s. The Normal Heart earned critical acclaim from critics and audience members alike. Three Decades Later, […]

Grey Gardens (2009)

“Grey Gardens” aired on HBO in 2009. (same year The Hangover came out) It received universal acclaim from critics and viewers alike. Grey Gardens became an eligible nominee at “The Primetime Emmy Awards,” “Screen Actors Guild” & “The Golden Globes.” Both Drew Barrymore & Jessica Lange earned their awards. I first heard of this movie […]

Gamer’s Review: Hulk (2003 Video Game)

In 2003, Ang Lee’s “Hulk” starring Eric Bana was released in theaters. It received mixed reviews from critics, fans and movie goers alike. Due to underperforming at the box office, plans for a trilogy was cancelled. However, a tie-in video game of the movie was released the same year. Although titled Hulk, it’s actually set […]

Flashback Review: Monster’s Inc

After “Toy Story 2” was released in 1999, Pixar’s next project is “Monster’s Inc.” Back in 1996, Pete Docter conceived a high concept (what if scenario) described in one sentence. “What if monsters are just white collar workers at a nuclear power plant doing their job to scare kids by extracting their screams into a […]

Cruella (NSFW Review)

Cruella is currently out in theaters and streaming on Disney Plus for a premium $30 fee. Critics are giving it positive reviews. Let’s see what it takes if Cruella is a strong start for Disney to make more villain based movies. This review contains very important SPOILERS. If you haven’t got a chance to see […]

Into The Wild

In 1996, an autobiographical novel titled, “Into The Wild” opened in bookstores. Based on a true story. In The Early 90s, recent college gradate Christopher McCandless decides to change his lifestyle, discards his prized possessions, gives away his savings account to charity and travels on foot to Alaska to live in the wild. After a […]

Flashback Review: Clifford

Hello my fellow movie goers from around the globe. Today’s “Flashback Review” is a weird movie starring Martin Short and the late Charles Grodin. The former plays an obnoxious sociopathic ten-year-old named “Clifford,” (not the big red dog) who’s desperate to go to a theme park which is a mix of Disneyland, Six Flags & […]

The Help

In 2009, a novel titled, “The Help” opened in Book stores. It sold millions of copies and earned good reviews from critics and readers alike. The story is set in The 1960s when “The Civil Rights Movement” sparked a new age. Fed up with racism, first time writer Skeeter comes up with an idea to […]

Flashback Review: Chicken Little

After “Home On The Range” came out in 2004 as the last hand drawn animated movie until “The Princess And The Frog,” Disney produced a computer animated movie starring Zach Braff as “Chicken Little.” Chicken Little was released in 2005. (same year Madagascar came out) It received negative reviews from critics. Despite horrible reactions, it […]

Flashback Review: 101 Dalmatians (1996)

In 1961, Walt Disney released “101 Dalmatians.” It received universal acclaim and made a profit a the box office. Over the years, 101 Dalmatians is considered as one of Disney’s best animated movies. Three Decades Later, a live action remake written by the late John Hughes (Ferris Buller’s Day Off, Home Alone, National Lampoon’s Vacation […]

Maleficent

In 1959, “Sleeping Beauty” came out in theaters. Overtime, it became one of Disney’s memorable animated movies. Six Decades Later, a part origin movie part remake focuses on the main antagonist none other than “Maleficent” played by Angelina Jolie. Maleficent was released in 2014. (same year Guardians Of The Galaxy came out) It received mixed […]

Classics Review: 101 Dalmatians (1961)

After “Sleeping Beauty” came out in 1959, Walt Disney worked on his next project adapting a book titled “101 Dalmatians.” The story is about two dalmatians named Pongo & Perdita who have a litter of 15 puppies. This encourage Cruella De Vil’s attention. She hires two henchmen to kidnap the puppies so she can make […]

Fried Green Tomatoes

In the year 1987 book titled, “Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistle Shop Cafe” was published. It received positive reviews from critics and readers alike selling a good amount of copies. Four Years Later, a film adaptation starring Kathy Bates, Jessica Tandy, Mary-Louise Parker & Mary Stuart Masterson (who went quiet since 1991) under the […]

Classics Review: Alice In Wonderland (1951)

After “Cinderella” was released in 1950, Walt Disney worked on his next project adapting Lewis Carroll’s book titled, “Alice In Wonderland.” Alice In Wonderland was released in 1951.(exact same Jack In The Box was fully established) At the time of its release, the film was a disappointment. Overtime, it earned critical acclaim officially established as […]