After directing what is easily the blockbuster of the summer so far (Top Gun: Maverick, in case you missed the box office headlines), Joseph Kosinski’s newest film, Spiderhead, moves away from 8…
‘RRR’ review: A bold, epic adventure that sticks the landing
Unafraid to go big, from its grand musical numbers and over-the-top violence to tender depictions of friendship, RRR (Rise, Roar, Revolt) is a Tollywood movie that will win over audiences everywhere, …
‘Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers’ review: An enjoyable buddy adventure film that pokes fun at the modern entertainment industry
The latest Disney plus original movie Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers directed by Akiva Schaffer is a delightful and cameo-infused buddy cop adventure that, while not the most memorable m…
‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ review: Bold, weird, fascinating, and complicated
The overall success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe can be partly credited to the fact that its movies’ predictable narratives and formulas are arguably key to their consistency in terms of ent…
‘The Batman’ review: The Dark Knight returns with a more hopeful take on vengeance
Matt Reeves’ The Batman will likely go down as a mold-breaking movie when it comes to the current state of superhero fatigue, where at this point, most comic-book film franchises have started to…
So where in the galaxy should the ‘Star Wars’ movies go next?
When it was first released in 1977, Star Wars changed the game. Not only did A New Hope break ground in the development of special effects. It also presented a fresh and innovative blend of genres tha…
‘Belle’ review: A lavish science fantasy anime about truly living digitally
During the last few years, our time online has drastically increased, and it seems this will only continue to grow. Therefore, I think it is more important than ever to ask ourselves questions about o…