The takeaways from this movie are this: kids are pains who don't listen to their parents to the extent of creating a war in the multiverse; Paul Rudd honestly doesn't age much and even at 78, Michael Douglas got swag! For the fans of the Marvelverse and who enjoy seeing Antman become massive and miniscule … Continue reading Movie Review- Antman and the Wasp: Quantumania
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Movie Review- Avatar: The Way of Water
TO was waiting for this movie to release and once it was on the horizon, there was no way he would settle for anything else than a full family outing to enjoy the world of Pandora and the Na'vi. And though I wasn't left feeling overawed, the movie was rather enjoyable purely for the aesthetics … Continue reading Movie Review- Avatar: The Way of Water
Movie Review: Black Adam
I have to be honest here, I kind of like The Rock. I have ever since he was a smooth-bodied WWF wrestler with his trademark eyebrow lift. Once he became more of a man mountain and became ripped to a ridiculous degree, he was able to transition into movies with a bit of deadpan humor … Continue reading Movie Review: Black Adam
Jurassic World Dominion
I like dinos. Quite a bit. Have religiously watched all The Land Before Time movies and then the Jurassic Park/World ones and I was *quite*curious to see what they would do to wrap things up in Dominion. They didn't do much. Given that things have to follow patterns set for creature and doomsday movies, one … Continue reading Jurassic World Dominion
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Movie Review: The Tomorrow War
If you aren't a sci-fi movie, aliens and wormholes kind of person, then right off the bat; this movie isn't for you. But if you are a Chris Pratt kind of person and want to see what more Owen and Star Lord can do when not running away from dinosaurs and Thanos then this movie … Continue reading Movie Review: The Tomorrow War
Movie Review: Murder On The Orient Express (2017)
Remakes don't always work. Not merely because the audience was expecting something and got something else but because the original might have captured the entire essence of the movie the first time around and not left much for the remake to work with. In my eyes, David Suchet is the perfect Poirot much like Jeremy … Continue reading Movie Review: Murder On The Orient Express (2017)