Just like in the last Halloween movie, this film takes a backwards step in it’s franchise and tries to re-invent itself by dismissing the other films and starting fresh from movie #2, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. So forget what you saw in the OTHER movies, and pay attention to this one! * Sarah Conner won. Yaay!…
Blatantly parodying and ripping-off the 2013 movie, Her, this movie about a single guy having a dangerous relationship with his cellphone, is about as subtle as a sledgehammer smashing a pile of dynamite. And who better to exploit this mockery of man vs OS than the master of subtlety himself, Adam Devine! * Phil Thompson…
Oh sure, you’ve heard this one before: a guy gets cloned and doesn’t know about it (The 6th Day, The Island, Moon, Oblivion, etc), but this one has Will Smith in it and it’s directed by Ang Lee. Plus, some of the writers wrote for Game of Thrones and Lost, so it’s got that going…
In case you were wondering, Ad Astra is Latin for “to the stars”. Take a blender and pour in Apocalypse Now, Gravity, Interstellar, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and bits of The Martian, and you have this eye-popping space adventure starring Brad Pitt as a futuristic astronaut sent on a top secret mission he’d rather not…
Hey, what happens when you want to do yet another Men In Black movie, but your two leads (Will Smith & Tommy Lee Jones) won’t sign on? Easy! Re-imagine the sucker with all new leads! Well, that’s exactly what happened here with the MIB franchise moving from the Big Apple across the pond to jolly…
When 2014’s X-Men: Days Of Future Past reset the timeline, so did all the events and stories that we saw in previous movies like X-Men: The Last Stand. So, that stuff never happened, okay? Instead, we get a whole new bunch of younger X-Men (and women) and their new goofy-looking comic book yellow & blue…
What if Superman, as a child, had grown up evil instead? That’s the premise for this strangely wicked and off-kilter movie, brought to you by the brother & cousin of director James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy). This also marks director David Yarovesky’s U.S. debut in film, although he played a Ravenger in Gunn’s movie.…
