As one of my most anticipated movies of 2019, I walked into the theatre last night excited to see how this 78-year-old story could be given new life through a combination of Disney and Tim Burton. The recent CGI/live-action Disney surge has had it's ups (The Jungle Book) and downs (everything Alice and Wonderland) and … Continue reading Review: Dumbo →

In case you didn't hear, this weekend Jordan Peele returned to theatres with his second feature film in as many years, Us. After the critical and monetary success of his directorial debut, 2017's Get Out, he's once again joining forces with Blumhouse Productions (also recently producing Glass and BlackKklansman) to give us a slow-burn horror … Continue reading Review: Us →

Fresh out of the theatre! I got my coffee and a warm spot at our local supermarket with a full view of the downtown hum-drum, ready to discuss the newest Marvel Superhero, Captain Marvel. So let's get this mother-Flerken thing started.First off, a brief overview of who exactly Captain Marvel is, based on the movie … Continue reading Review: Captain Marvel →

"Back so soon??? It's only been 5 hours...you have a problem, sir." Nobody has actually said this to me, yet. But yes, I enjoy using my weekends to catch up on any film interest I have yet to explore (theatres first, of course), and today that just so happened to be the newest Cameron-involved film, … Continue reading Review: Alita, Battle Angel →

One of the best ongoing animated franchises is back for what could be their final installment! The How to Train Your Dragon films have been worldwide hits, with the first two grossing over 1 Billion (with a 'B') dollars combined during their worldwide theatrical runs. The Hidden World just flew into theatres this weekend, but … Continue reading Review: How to Train Your Dragon, The Hidden World →