In Always and Forever, life-altering decisions shape not only Lara Jean’s love life, but her future in a charming conclusion.
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The first, red-band trailer for ‘Mortal Kombat’ brings new meaning to the term ‘Finish Him!’ with action and fatalities.
Last Thursday delivered the first Mortal Kombat trailer to preview what director Simon McQuoid and his cast were working on while fans of the best selling video game series waited with baited breath. And what we’re seeing is a brutal, bloody show.
Hide your family pets! Emma Stone is a little mad in first ‘Cruella’ trailer.
Now we’ve gotten our first trailer for Cruella and I can already see the amount of people looking to see if they can pull off two-tone hair.
‘Malcolm and Marie’ is not a love story, but an unsettling commentary on love.
Despite the beautiful black and white color palette, what I got was something entirely different.
When is the right time to move to streaming?
The question arises: When do you move to stream movies on Netflix, Hulu or on demand?
My Top Anticipated Films of 2021
To say last year was a difficult one for someone like me, a movie fan, to endure would be a small understatement. With theaters shutting their doors for a time, blockbuster movies moving to the next upcoming year and film schedules shifting, it was a time of uncertainty for film studios, fans, and the entertainmentContinue reading “My Top Anticipated Films of 2021”
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ stumbles and struggles to fully shine.
Wonder Woman 1984 is not without its shortcomings and problems.
Disney Investor’s Day Big Dump: Part 2
After Marvel’s upcoming slate was placed to whet the appetite of the virtual audiences, the Star Wars galaxy was next
Disney Investor Day’s Big Dump: Part 1
Disney’s Investors meeting did an amazing job, giving us a peek into the future of the MCU.
‘The Broken Hearts Gallery’ is the feel-good movie we need in 2020.
Romantic comedies have a soft spot in my movie selection and given that part of my November is devoted to the charming genre, I was hoping to add a newer, more recent film into that catalog. Insert The Broken Hearts Gallery. After a break-up, a young woman (Geraldine Viswanathan) decides to start a gallery whereContinue reading “‘The Broken Hearts Gallery’ is the feel-good movie we need in 2020.”
