Category: Reviews
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Jungle Cruise Review
Like the ride it’s based on, Jungle Cruise is a self-aware voyage, and anyone willing to go along for the ride is guaranteed to have fun. Read More >
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Sonic the Hedgehog Review
Sonic the Hedgehog is an occasionally enjoyable 90s throwback, but it’s mostly too little, too late. Read More >
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Men in Black: International Review
Men in Black: International is a solid addition to the franchise that doesn’t take many chances, but it doesn’t drop the ball either. Read More >
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Shazam! Review
Shazam! is not only one of the best DC movies, but one of the best modern comic book adaptations, which is saying a lot given how oversaturated the market is with superheroes. Read More >
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Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Review
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is a sequel that shouldn’t work. It’s about twenty years too late, the original film’s star is no longer with us, and nobody really asked for this story to continue. Strangely enough, though, director Jake Kasdan has made a successor that’s much more entertaining than it has any right to… Read More >
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge Review
There’s quite the debate raging right now on two fronts that have become too interlocked in recent years that it’s strange to remember a time when such a conversation wasn’t being had in at least some portion of the film community – between critics and fans and, consequently, reviews (Rotten Tomatoes specifically) and box-office takings,… Read More >
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Suicide Squad – Review
Suicide Squad pretty much gives audiences what they’ve been wanting from the DCEU: humor, colors, clever banter, and even a heart. Read More >
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows – Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows is a competently made blockbuster with some family-orientated fun that only occasionally lets itself down… Read More >
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The Librarians: Season 1 – Review
There’s ‘must-see’ television, and then there’s ‘could do worse’ television. The Librarians, the full series spin-off of the TV film miniseries The Librarian, occupies the latter with as much wit and fun as it can muster, with colourful characters leading a surprisingly well-told story through laughably absurd scenarios bolstered by delightfully maniacal villains. Let’s set the… Read More >
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