Wow. 2024 has really been a very tough year for movies… Besides Dune: Part Two, most of the movies we had this was either disappointing, terrible, or bad, not even mid term. Of course there are some exception but, overall, we off to a terrible start for a year that promises to bring huge hits such as Deadpool & Wolverine
Denis Villeneuve’s 2021 sci-fi epic Dune was a movie about power. For Paul Atreides, the film’s protagonist, power meant adapting from sea power and land power to the desert power he discovered on Arrakis, the desert planet to which his family was sent to oversee. The second installment in Denis Villeneuve’s planned Dune trilogy redefines power altogether. It’s still desert
“Superhero movie fatigue” has been increasing by the day it seems. General audiences and comic book fans have grown tired of what many consider mediocre superhero movies. There are others who are indifferent or don’t seek them out anymore. Madame Web is the first superhero movie that Sony is releasing this year, in a slate that includes Venom 3 and
I can enjoy some Peanuts content always. The characters and stories are consistently so heart warming and ‘Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin’ is no different as you follow Franklin Armstrong (no relation to Louis Armstrong) as he discovers the meaning of friendship and finds his seat at the table in his new town. This film is the origin story for
I’ve always wondered why no one ever tried to make a Bob Marley biopic for all these years. Plus there’s the fact that there haven’t been a lot of great musical biopics. Well, this year we finally have a biographical musical drama based on the life of the great Bob Marley. Handling a feature about such an influential figure is
I have never wanted to move to a small town more than I did after watching this film – but there’s a reason why I’m still a city girl. Lionsgate’s latest movie, Float, has a very interesting origin story, as it happens to be an adaptation of a Wattpad novel written by Kate Marchant. For those who don’t know, Wattpad
Are you trying to find a good movie to see on Valentine’s day? Well check this new coming-of-age romcom film called Lisa Frankenstein! Starring Kathryn Newton (Ant Man & the Wasp: Quantumania, Freaky) & Cole Sprouse (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody & On Deck, Riverdale) are the star duo for the Movie. This is the first feature directorial
Argylle has been on a lot of people’s most anticipated list ever since the first images were released back in mid-2022. Matthew Vaughn’s directorial ventures generally offer a lot of fun and this sounded like another interesting project for the filmmaker. It is based on the novel of the same name by Elly Conway. Vaughn and writer Jason Fuchs decided
