Reviews

Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua as star, director and both producers are back for perhaps the final literation of this increasingly violent action-thriller franchise based on the CBS drama staring Edward Woodward.  This time Washington’s retired Marine and intelligence officer Robert McCall is in scenic southern Italy, Sicily’s Altomonte, to serve the oppressed; his new […]

Far too often we find films are over filled with action scenes (which are computer generated).  Blue Beetle suffers from that syndrome and is stuffed with action scenes that appear in many cases to be repeated them-selves.  An attempt to bring family values and the importance of family pails next to the over powering blue […]

Te basic structure of Barbie works at making it clear that little girls have an unwritten script before them and they can be any party of society.  Their lives matter. At the opening Barbie is perfectly content to be what she is generally know to be.  A perfect female in a flawless home with a […]

This lengthy biopic isn’t a typical summer blockbuster experience, but it has the exquisite craftsmanship of a Christopher Nolan (Tenet and Dunkirk) as it finagles hues and time. A nonlinear Oppenheimer stars Cillian Murphy (Inception and Red Eye)is what is rather conversational and reflective in its intreating gaze into a brilliant physicist.  Known as the […]

The classic, old-school antidote to cynical, lazy and slick big-budget action filmmaking comes in the latest Mission impossible unwieldy named Dead Reckoning Part One. For many it will offer the excitement, not to mention the convolutions, betrayals, twists, and sudden surprises of the previous Mission Impossible – Fallout. The seventh film in the ongoing franchise […]