Travis Hopson’s 20 Best Movies Of 2021
I'm not going to say 2021 was the longest year ever, but Judas and the Black Messiah was eleven months ago. And that's been...
Khalil’s Top 10 New Streaming TV Shows Of 2021
As we close out year two of the pandemic, some of us have gotten the jab (more of us should) and braved outside once...
Review: ‘Jockey’Clifton Collins Jr. Rides Into The Winner's Circle In An Affecting, Intimate Horse...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage. Jockey is open in theaters now.*
Spend enough time at the horseraces and...
Review: ‘Cobra Kai Season 4’Johnny And Daniel Team Up To Take On Cobra Kai...
Once again, I have to pinch myself while watching Cobra Kai and say, “this show has no business and shouldn’t be so damn good!!”
A...
Cinema Royale: Talking ‘The Matrix Resurrections’, ‘Licorice Pizza’, Denzel Over Will?
On the latest episode of Cinema Royale, Tim Gordon of TheFilmGordon.com goes down the rabbit hole with us for, what else, The Matrix Resurrections!...
Review: ‘The Tragedy Of Macbeth’Denzel Washington's Towering Performance Is Highlight Of Joel Coen's Soulless...
My English teacher will hate me for this, but then she already knows: me and the works of William Shakespeare have never gotten along....
Review: ‘A Journal For Jordan’Michael B. Jordan Can't Save Denzel Washington's Overly Sentimental Directorial...
Family. Integrity. Love. If you’ve seen Denzel Washington speak, whether in person or on Youtube, you know the virtues the Oscar winner prides himself...
Review: ‘The Matrix Resurrections’A Surprisingly Rich Love Story Saves Lana Wachowski's Derivative Sequel From...
In some ways, it's amazing that Warner Bros. let The Matrix sit idle for as long as it has. Whether you were around in...
Review: ‘The King’s Man’Ralph Fiennes Stars In Matthew Vaughn's Bonkers WWI Chapter Of The...
“It’s the small things that can grow into big problems,” Ralph Finnes says as Orlando Oxford in The King’s Man. It’s an apropos quote...
Review: ‘Licorice Pizza’Paul Thomas Anderson's Shaggy, Sweet, Nostalgic Tale of First Love Is The...
Paul Thomas Anderson has proven over the years to be a director with a split personality. I've always liked that about him, obviously enough...