The Circle | Film Review
Emma Watson was only eleven years old when the first Harry Potter film arrived in theaters. The cinematic series catapulted her to worldwide fame and for seven more features, the world watched as she grew up as her character on film. In a similar...
The Promise | Film Review
It’s been over a century since the Armenian genocide and to this day, the Turkish government refuses to admit this troubled past. Fortunately, viewers won’t be able to escape the horrors of this atrocity if they watch the new film The Promise....
Zookeeper's Wife | Film Review
There have been a number of films made about the male heroes of World War 2. From the soldiers who stormed Normandy to the heroes who helped rescue some of the Jewish people from the Nazis, there have been numerous stories about the men who helped...
Fate of the Furious | Film Review
It’s been two years since Furious 7 rolled into theaters and the gang has returned for another revved-up adventure in The Fate and the Furious, the series’ 8th entry. The biggest question surrounding this latest installment revolves around the...
The Mummy | Film Review
Universal Studios was once well-known for its monster movies. Long before superheroes dominated the big screen, theaters were playing movies like Frankenstein (1931), The Mummy (1932) and Son of Dracula (1943). Each of these films focused on...
Wonder Woman | Film Review
“Be careful in the world of men, Diana. They do not deserve you.” So states the title character’s mother in the new superhero film Wonder Woman. The quote references Diana’s decision to leave her peaceful and colorful island home of...
Logan | Film Review
Hugh Jackman returns to the character of Logan/Wolverine for the ninth (and likely) final time. Check out our Logan review below to see if it’s worth your time. Logan looks and feels like Quentin Tarantino’s vision of an X-Men movie. It’s...
LEGO Batman Movie | Film Review
The Caped Crusader returns to the big screen. Our Lego Batman Movie review explores the new film and whether or not it’s worth seeing. One of the best surprises of 2014 was The LEGO Movie, a film that overcame the pitfalls of its concept...
Split | Film Review
M. Night Shyamalan has delivered once again and now Split, the director’s return to form, has finally arrived on Blu-Ray and DVD. After a cinematic slump that included The Happening, The Last Airbender and After Earth, the writer/director has...
Silence | Film Review
Despite being directed by Martin Scorcese (one of the most renowned directors of all time), the 2016 drama Silence never found the audience it deserved. The film offers a provocative statement about the nature of faith and resolve and even premiered...
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