What If…? :: Season 2 Review
The Marvel animated show ‘What If…?’ continues with a pretty enjoyable, if ridiculous, second season… continue reading
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What If…? :: What If… Thor Were an Only Child?
‘What If..?’ gives us an episode that can only be called ‘zany’… continue reading
Extraction is an exhilarating explosive thrill ride
‘Extraction’ has some of the best stunt work I have seen in recent memory… continue reading
Men in Black: International is a hollow attempt at reviving a popular franchise
It isn’t a terrible film, but there isn’t anything to love about the movie either… continue reading
Avengers: Endgame is a bittersweet ode to the Marvel movies & fans
‘Avengers: Endgame’ actually pulls it off and leaves you satisfied and wanting more… continue reading
Avengers: Infinity War almost lives up to impossible expectations
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ is great fun with surprising depth but it simply doesn’t have the resonance or clarity the best comic book movies can pull off… continue reading
12 Strong feels all too familiar
Surprising relationships carry this new war film… continue reading
Marvel’s Thor: Ragnarok is finally the Thor movie we all wanted
The Thor franchise does a 180 and turns out the best Marvel film to date… continue reading
Haters are gonna hate, but Ghostbusters is a lot of fun
Yes, Paul Feig and his cast have overcome bad buzz, but will people see it?… continue reading
The Huntsman: Winter’s War is a sequel that surprisingly surpasses its predecessor
Whether or not you believe a sequel to 2012’s ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ was necessary, you may be pleasantly surprised by ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’… continue reading
In the Heart of the Sea brings the adventure home on Blu-ray
The new Blu-ray includes a nice collection of special features… continue reading
In the Heart of the Sea is a whale of a tale
This time, it’s personal… continue reading
Avengers: Age of Ultron’s story gets lost amid the action
‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ roars onto the screen with almost non-stop action, but lacks a bit in the storytelling… continue reading