Reviews

The process of shrinking visuals on to small phone screens gets another shot at frame in Missing. Here we view on the big screen the small screens from phones and PC in a stand alone sequel to Searching from 2018.   From my review of Searching I offer the same quote: ‘The use of small […]

Opening on Friday, January 13 is a fitting day for this action filled adventure to hit American screens.  The bad luck pilot Brodie Torrance (Gerard Butler) must face nearly insurmountable  action to save the Plane.  Director Jean-Francis Richet waists little time getting the characters and the audience into a flight in South East Asia, moving […]

The story in The Way of Water is not new it revolves around a powerful enemy attempting to remove valuable elements from Pandora through a process that will disturb the intimate relationship all living entities have with each other on the planet.  The script is almost not important as we see the most beautiful perfect […]

An overused idea limits the script and detracts from the beauty and creative designs of the mysterious land and unique characters the cast explores. The main premise is the standard story of a father expecting his son to follow in his footsteps and the kid looking at different horizons.  Getting past the limited story the […]

A true story revolving around Ensign Jesse Brown (Jonathan Majors) an African American Navy pilot during the Korean War (which was called a conflict because war was never openly declared and even today there is a truce but no final settlement to that early 1950s involvement on the Korean peninsula. Because of that few stories […]