It’s Morphin Time As New ‘Power Rangers’ Cinematic Universe Heads To Netflix
The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers have found a new home, and perhaps with the 2017 reboot failing to catch on, this was always inevitable....
Review: ‘Bruised’Halle Berry's Directorial Debut Punishes You With Heavy-Handed Melodrama And Sports Movie Cliches
There are certain movies that you root for to succeed before ever seeing a single frame. For me, Halle Berry's directorial debut, Bruised, is...
Review: ‘True Story’Netflix’s Newest Thriller Has Kevin Hart “Breaking Bad” In a Very Meta...
It’s clear that Kevin Hart is going through a change in his career. No longer wanting to be the funny sidekick he’s most famous...
Review: ‘A Boy Called Christmas’Netflix's Newest Christmas Film Is A Funny And Touching Christmas...
Netflix's latest release shows what side of the "When is it too early to decorate for Christmas" argument they’re on. Releasing the day before...
Review: ‘Cowboy Bebop’Netflix’s Live Action Remake of the Classic Anime Hits Some of the...
Adapting from one medium to another is always a risky endeavor. Often what works on a comic/video game/cartoon might not always translate well to...
‘Don’t Look Up’ Trailer: Leonardo DiCaprio And Jennifer Lawrence Have A World To Save...
One of the films that may or may not be a major awards season player is Adam McKay's Don't Look Up. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio...
Review: ‘tick, tick…BOOM!’Lin-Manuel Miranda And Andrew Garfield's Nostalgic, Messy Celebration Of Jonathan Larson Is...
The last year has been particularly tough for the theatre community. As Broadway has been dark due to COVID, it's made especially difficult for...
Review: ‘7 Prisoners’Netflix's Sao Paolo Thriller Is Terrifying In Its Realism
Mateus (Christian Malheiros) is an 18-year-old from Catanduva, a town in the countryside of Brazil. He has a loving family and seems like he...
‘Voir’ Trailer Introduces David Fincher’s Visual Essay Series About The Love Of Cinema
Why do you love movies? Everybody has a different reason and can point to the moment when they fell hard for the art of...
‘The Hand Of God’ Trailer: Paolo Sorrentino’s Most Personal Film Hits Netflix Next Month
Every movie from Italian auteur Paolo Sorrentino can be called personal, reflecting some aspect of his life or personality. But nothing strikes closer to...