• Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) Review

    A RETURN TO “TERMINATOR” GLORY   The Terminator franchise has definitely seeing its ups and downs since its initial release, but a far cry from how it all began. Before

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  • Harriet (2019) Review

    BE FREE OR DIE   Throughout the course of U.S. history, there have been plenty of standout moments (be it collective times of central poignancy or historical figures) that have

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  • Trolls World Tour Official Trailer #2

    The “Troll” gang is back and ready to spread their “hug times” with everyone as Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation present their animated sequel Trolls World Tour. View trailer below.

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  • Sonic the Hedgehog Official Trailer #2

    Everyone’s favorite blue hedgehog races to the big screen as Paramount Pictures (and SEGA) releases the second official trailer for the upcoming film Sonic the Hedgehog. View trailer below.

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  • Good Boys (2019) Review

    SUPER BAD FOR TWEENS   The comedic antics of the film Super Bad certainly paved for the raunchy episodic misadventures feature films during the mid-to late 00s era of movies.

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Rambo: Last Blood (2019) Review

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SHALLOW, GORY, AND UNSATISFYING   In the action genre, the character of John Rambo (as well as the Rambo movie franchise) has been immortalized as a staple fixture for badassery macho bravado. Deriving from the 1972 novel titled First Blood (by author David Morell), the Rambo series follows the life of John Rambo, a US Army veteran played by actor

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Playmobil: The Movie (2019) Review

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FULL OF DISAPPOINTMENTS!   It’s no wonder that Hollywood would eventually get around to doing a full-length feature film endeavor for several popular (then and now) toy properties for a cinematic treatment. While not truly unheard of, the idea of translating a toy line brand (dolls, action figures, tabletop games, and trading cards, etc.) into a motion picture has a

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Ad Astra (2019) Review

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AMBITIOUSLY BOLD, YET FRUSTRATING   Tales of space exploration have always been a fascinated medium to present within a cinematic framework. As in real life, mankind’s ambition looks to the celestial heavens above and venture into the vast and infinite space; searching for humanity’s foot hole of pioneering progressions into the cosmos of new worlds and other intelligent life out

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