Why does “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” start in the most boring way possible? You can skip the first 25 minutes of the film, which [Click to read more.]
Fast-paced, funny, and full of heart. That’s what the final movie in the “Pitch Perfect” trilogy is, although there is sure to be a fourth [Click to read more.]
It’s strange how an animated film set in Spain has human characters that speak in Spanish-accented English and animals that talk in American-accented English, given [Click to read more.]
If you took every famous Hollywood science fiction movie and tossed it in a blender, you’d get “Bleeding Steel”. Scorpion kicks, Darth Vader-lookalikes, laser guns, [Click to read more.]
(Marcus: Realising that my perspective on Star Wars might be a little too testosterone-driven, I asked my friend and true Star Wars fan for [Click to read more.]
I casually mentioned that I’ve never watched “The Sound of Music” to some English teachers, and they were aghast. So naturally, being an English teacher, [Click to read more.]
It’s amazing how “Narratage” managed to get by censors with just a PG13 rating. Did they actually watch the film? Granted, it’s a hefty 140 [Click to read more.]
2015’s “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” introduced a whole new slew of characters and an even larger slew of unanswered questions regarding parentage and heritage, [Click to read more.]
Quick, what’s the biggest pitfall of Christian movies? The deus ex machina, of course, which is always God. It wouldn’t be a Christian film otherwise [Click to read more.]
Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love with girl. But there are obstacles to their love. The ostensibly simple premise for Japanese romantic anime “Fireworks, Should [Click to read more.]
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