Pixar is known for making some of the most iconic characters and stories in animation history for decades. Movies like "Toy Story," "Cars," "The Incredibles," "Inside Out" and "Wall-E" are movies that...
Disney has been a household name for generations, producing iconic films that defined so many people's childhoods.While I enjoyed some of their more recent films, like “Frozen 2” and “Onward,”...
For pretty much everyone, 2020 was a tough year. Between heated political debates, alarming events involving our nation’s Capitol, a worldwide pandemic and at one point, murder hornets, we all need a...
“1917” is the latest spectacle from director Sam Mendes, known for his work on “Skyfall.” Like Christopher Nolan’s WWII film “Dunkirk” from 2017, this film is a brilliant showcase of cinematography...
“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away….”
That is the first thing we ever see in a “Star Wars” movie before fading out to the title card with that infamous theme composed by John Williams...
While many would consider the Marvel Cinematic Universe to be one of the most illustrious franchises of the film industry, some, such as influential filmmaker Martin Scorsese, beg to differ.
Scorsese’s...
The King of Horror, Stephen King, has been reappearing in the media lately. He has recently released the movie sequel of “The Shining,” and fans are squirming with the heebie-jeebies. Other recent...
With the release of new hit movie “The Joker” comes some enthusiastic fans.
Serious fans dressing up for major movie releases has become somewhat of a common occurrence at theaters across the country,...
The true crime of “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” was how it turned such a rhapsodic and emotional film franchise into something so soulless and convoluted.
“Fantastic Beasts: The...
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