Hail, Caesar! Review
Its light, camera, action with the comedy satire Hail, Caesar!.
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Its light, camera, action with the comedy satire Hail, Caesar!.
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THE KUNG FU AWESOMENESS RETURNS Back in 2008, DreamWorks Animation released their newest animated feature Kung Fu Panda, a tale that’s mixed martial karate, Chinese ascetic mythos, and hilarious cartoon frivolities. The movie, which was well received from critics and moviegoers, went on to gross over $630 million at box-office, became the highest grossing animated movie that year, and
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Strange Magic is a kooky and strangely conceived animated tale that doesn’t have a great appeal, even with its heightened visuals and Shakespeare overtones.
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Unoriginal and uninspired, Ride Along 2 is, more or less, the same thing from the first movie.
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The 5th Wave feels like a feature that desperately wants to be like its lucrative forefathers, but is completely out of reach from its realized goal.
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The Revenant is indeed riveting and Oscar-worthy (and definitely ambitious) with some great performances, but is more like a student film on a much grander scale.
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LESS ZERO DARK THIRTY, MORE BLACK HAWK DOWN Whether you like them or not, director Michael Bay is good at creating summer blockbuster movies, with the usual constant barrage of lengthy action sequences, mayhem, and multitude explosions of blowing S**t up. For actions buffs out there, Bay has created several standout features, including The Rock, Bad Boys, and Transformers.
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With the year of 2015 officially over, it’s time to exam the “best” and “worst” movies that of that year. Indeed, there was a lot of movie releases seeing in 2015. In total, I’ve personally seeing (and reviewed) over 68 new movies in 2015, some that were very recognizable, while others were “sleepers” that flew underneath the mainstream radar. There
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A WESTERN MYSTERY (TARANTINO STYLE) Film director Quentin Tarantino has always produced some interesting films throughout his career, including iconic films such as Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill (volume 1 and 2), and Inglorious Basterds. Following the critical success of his last picture Django Unchained, Tarantino announced on November 2013 that his next film would be another western
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TELL THE TRUTH It’s fair to say that Will Smith has had an interesting career. The now 47-year-old bankable star started out in humble roots as a rapper under the name “The Fresh Prince”. His fame grew in 1990 when he starred as the lead character in The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, a television show that ran for
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