Welcome to the world of John Wick, this chapter begins right where John Wick Chapter 2 left off. John is stripped of his assassin protections, services, and has a 14 million dollar bounty on his head. Anyone who helps him will suffer the consequences. Thus that is how we are introduced to several characters … More Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
It is inevitable to notice how much contrast there was in in the lives of Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth I. How much women in their time fought for the power to be heard. If you’re wondering how these rival queens are related here’s the quick guide. Mary Queen of Scots’ grandmother was … More Review: Mary Queen of Scots
Let’s start with how this is the closest comic to movie Marvel film to date. Last night I was part of a group who got to see an advanced screening of the movie out this Friday, October 5, and I will say that the general consensus was that Sony and Marvel stayed close to … More Review: Venom
Here’s why you have to go watch KIN this weekend. First, let me start by saying that this is not your typical film and that’s a good thing. The title tells you pretty much what the main plot involves: family. Families come in many different ways and this movie celebrates that. It starts with Eli … More Review: KIN
This is the reason why you need to go watch Gemini this week/weekend! From the moment the movie begins you get the feeling that you are indeed in the beachy parts of Los Angeles that hide in plain sight. The palm trees and purple chrome tinge in the film give us a clue that not … More Review: Gemini
Is your love as deep as the ocean? Would you be able to do anything for the one you love? Would the past prevent you from moving forward? In “The Light Between Oceans”, a film adaptation based on the novel by M.L. Stedman and under the direction of Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine, A Place Beyond … More Review: The Light Between Oceans
This is by far Collin Farrell’s best performance. Filled with a stellar cast this witty and enigmatic film will have your imagination running wild and thirsty for more. In the beginning we meet David played by Farrell and we learn that after his failed marriage he must check himself into The Hotel in order to … More Review: The Lobster
Movie theaters are a kind of refuge. A refuge where we seek quiet and dark comfort that could place us almost anywhere: A movie. Finding the right movie to watch on a night out with friends seems easy since that can be determined on a variety of factors mostly revolving around dinner. But what exactly … More Comfortable Movie Theatres
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