Movie Reviews
The Great Gatsby Movie Review
Baz Luhrmann is a visionary artist that definitely has a unique stamp on his work. STRICTLY BALLROOM was light-hearted fun, ROMEO + JULIET was an unexpected breath of f...
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Movie Review
After the brilliant epic experience of THE LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy (among my all-time favorite movies), to say that I was disappointed in last year’s THE HOBBIT: ...
Fury Movie Review
During World War II, most tank crews have a life expectancy of six weeks. This makes it all the more impressive that the M4A3E8 Sherman tank Fury has maintained the same ...
Jurassic World Movie Review
Some films are such an event that the memory of seeing them embeds itself for a lifetime. In the summer of 1993, I hadn’t quite hit high school and thus was unabl...
Dragon Blade Blu-ray Review
What did I just watch? I received DRAGON BLADE on Blu-ray with zero information about the film. The cover displayed three names of notoriety. While the trio of Jackie C...
Manchester By The Sea Movie Review
To say MANCHESTER BY THE SEA is emotionally draining would be a drastic understatement. Led by excellent performances from Casey Affleck and newcomer Lucas Hedges, dir...
Dunkirk Movie Review
Papers float down from the air with a clear visual of German military printed on nearly all sides of the page with arrows pointing to the center reading, “We Surround Y...
Call Me By Your Name Movie Review
Already raking in plenty of critical acclamations and awards, CALL ME BY YOUR NAME is one of the handful of favorites to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award. ...
The Children Act Movie Review
Sometimes great performances can propel material to be greater than the actual product. Such is the case with THE CHILDREN ACT, a film with an interesting concept but a...
Dumbo Movie Review
Has anyone rewatched Disney’s classic DUMBO from 1941 recently? Disney re released it on Blu-ray a couple of years back and I kept toying with the idea of purchasing ...
