Creed III

“Creed III” A.K.A. “Killmonger VS. Kang the Conquerer” is out in theaters. The ninth installment of the “Rocky” series earned praise from critics and movie goers alike. As well as making money at the box office. Recently, Michael B. Jordan announced a fourth Creed movie is in development along with a batch of spin-offs. This […]

Thor: Love and Thunder

In 2017, “Thor Ragnarok” earned massive praise from critics, fans and movie goers calling it the best Thor film thanks to Taika Waititi (also provides the voice of Korg) giving Chris Hemsworth a comedic take on The God of Thunder. Set after the events of “Avengers: Endgame, Thor teams up with his ex-girlfriend, Jane, his […]

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 […]

Men In Black: International (Sony’s Flops Vol. 1 #7)

After “Men In Black III” earned positive reception & made enough revenue at the box office, Sony announced a crossover film with “Men In Black” & “21 Jump Street.” Plans however, were scrapped because a hacker group known as “The Guardians Of Peace” stoke confidential information involving Sony’s roadmap of then upcoming projects including “Spider-Man: […]

Avengers: Endgame

After “Avengers: Infinity War” came out on April 27th, it earned critical acclaim from critics, fans & movie goers from around the world. In addition to positive reception, it made $2 billion at the box office surpassing the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU for short) previous two Avengers films. Infinity War made cinematic history transforming the […]

Annihilation (Paramount’s Flops Vol.1 #5)

In 2014, a book titled, “Annihilation” opened in bookstores worldwide along with the sequels titled “Authority” & “Acceptance” as part of “The Southern Reach Trilogy.” A year before the books were published, movie studio “Paramount Pictures” bought the movie rights for the trilogy. The studio focused on adapting Annihilation, the first installment of the trilogy. […]