Movie Reviews
An equally absorbing and harrowing documentary deals with the social engineering of China from 1979 to 2015 and the recent (additive) change. Nanfu Wang is the co-director and spry editor of One Child Nation that may bite off more than it can chew for some discerning cinema goers. Yet, Wang and … [Read More...] about One Child Nation
An interesting action filled story line is limited by a poor script that is filled with holes and unbelievable activities which at times make no … [Read More...] about Angel Has Fallen
Grace a beautiful young bride (Samara Weaving) immediately after her wedding, finds herself in a mansion that is like the House of Usher with a … [Read More...] about Ready Or Not
Writer/director Paul Downs Calaizzo uses a real life experience with a friend to shun cliches in examining self-worth from an aspect of body … [Read More...] about Brittany Runs A Marathon
No review currently available. … [Read More...] about Where’d You Go, Bernadette
Blinded By The Light is a coming of age film which crosses all ethnic barriers. The story is a common one, an adolescent trying to find their … [Read More...] about Blinded by the Light
In the realm of shark movies, I’m a big fan, you have to do something different and exciting to keep the interest of moviegoers. 47 Meters … [Read More...] about 47 Meters Down: Uncaged
What do sixth grade boys know about kissing and other related subjects ? Not much and even what they believe they know is far from … [Read More...] about Good Boys
Of course, what hatches out of the surprise animated hit that was The Angry Birds Movie is this colorfully, silly, very kid-friendly adventure … [Read More...] about The Angry Birds Movie 2
