Cults are all the rage these days in entertainment. From Wild Wild Country to Waco, the industry has started taking in depth looks on what gets people to join and the ramifications of their actions. But what of the people who manage to get out? That’s the question and concept that The Endless wants to
Now that is what I call a movie. Rampage, the newest blockbuster team up between Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and director Brad Peyton delivers absolutely everything that you’d expect from a movie based on a video game of monsters destroying a city. Seriously, this movie is so thoroughly entertaining you won’t be able to help
For the second time in the span of one month, I have encountered a movie that was not made for me. Ready Player One, along with A Wrinkle in Time, both offer valid interpretations of their very popular books. However, both movies left me cold and in many instances actively worked against me getting into
Who is Batman without his technology? Many, not me…today, would say that it makes him completely irrelevant as a character. Others would say that it allows the character to show off his incredible determination and detective skill. Regardless of what approach you think, this is certainly a central thesis that informs the narrative of Batman
Love, Simon is a breath of fresh air in so many ways. It’s the first major studio film that stars a gay protagonist, its impeccably cast with three queer actors, and perhaps most importantly, is a wonderful film that manages to improve on it’s source material, Simon v. the Homosapien Agenda. The story is about
Sometimes in the world of watching movies you encounter films that just don’t feel like they were made for you. Sadly, one of those movies is A Wrinkle in Time, directed by Ava DuVernay, which for all it’s elements, can’t cohere into anything more than a messy exercise in making a movie.