Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is nothing more than Quentin Tarantino being given two hours and forty five minutes to indulge his worst instincts.
I often knew what I was supposed to be feeling in the moment with Spider-Man: Far From Home, and yet the emotions did not come.
When Rocketman is being the big ass, gay ass musical extravaganza it appeared to be the movie is spectacular. The other scenes are…fine.
Disney studio execs are not dumb. I have to say this upfront because it’s not as if this review will in any way hinder what they are doing as a studio or the box office for Aladdin. They make a ton of money every time they mine their previous animated IP for these live action
Marvel, through years of wonderful films and iconic characters, has lulled audiences into a sense of comfort. We know what to expect mostly because we have had a chance to get used to characters over multiple installments. Even with Black Panther and his Oscar winning cultural phenomenon hit of a movie, much of the groundwork