There’s a lot to like about Ava DuVernay’s adaptation of Caste, weaving in the real-life strife experienced by writer Isabel Wilkerson and pointing out how connected human oppression really is…the style and construction of the journey however complicates an already…
Category: Reviews
The Color Purple review: A Bold, Unnecessary Take
While this adaptation of the stage musical showcases amazing talent and musical number, the torturous issues that plague the core story are still present and call into question who this film is meant for.
Dumb Money review: The Story of Gaming Wall Street
Focused on one wild corner of the internet that took center stage in 2021, we’re shown how millions of investors pushed back against Wall Street: by putting all their chips on GameStop. Commander Shipp is here to help you catch…
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom review: DC’s Universe Mercifully Ends
With minimal press and a whimpering box office slate in 2023, Warner Bros / DC’s final entry into their shared universe repeats the same problems that led to such an abysmal state of affairs.
Logan’s Top 10 Movies from 2023
A list of my favorite movies that came out in 2023.
Godzilla Minus One review: Dissecting Japan’s Imperial Regret
Most of the acclaim surrounding Toho Studios’ latest entry will focus on the depiction of Godzilla, but don’t lose sight of how effective the cast conveys a mixture of post-World War 2 emotions.
Rebel Moon Part One review: Snyder Under Delivers Yet Again
Taking no lessons from recent successes Army of the Dead (2021) or the passable, yet bloated cut of Justice League (2021), Rebel Moon (2023) revels in the same excesses and poor characterizations that have weighed down other promising Zack Snyder…
Disney’s Wish: Too Much Pixie Dust, Not Enough Trust
Disney is celebrating 100 years since Walt founded the company in 1923 and Wish is supposed to be a cumulative celebration honoring all the magical animation produced over that century. Unfortunately, this shooting star falls flat and doesn’t succeed in…
The Creator review: A Stunning, Uneven AI Epic
After a 7 year absence, Gareth Edwards returns to the director chair – crafting a new AI-driven story that’s timely and resonant, even if there’s a few moments near the end that don’t completely come together or feel earned.
Napoleon review: Scott and Phoenix Make For A Solid Reunion
Director Ridley Scott and veteran actor Joaquin Phoenix reunite for the first time since Gladiator and the result is nothing short of amazing….even if there’s a few historical qualms.