The crux of every pet movie is the animal playing the “main character” — audiences must empathise with it, otherwise the entire movie falls apart. [Click to read more.]
Movie titles don’t come any more on the nose than Friend Zone. The romantic comedy starts out with one of the characters being “friendzoned” by [Click to read more.]
Far too many films bill themselves as “supernatural romances” without actually examining the “supernatural” aspect of the romance. If the romance isn’t any different from [Click to read more.]
It’s hard to boil down the essence of Captain Marvel‘s central character into a few words. Perhaps it’s because in the comics, the character was [Click to read more.]
Let’s get the burning question out of the way before we even start discussing The Lego Movie 2 (also known as The Lego Movie 2: [Click to read more.]
When your title character is an animated CGI character with anime style proportions (impossibly gigantic eyes and impossibly thin limbs) who interacts in a live-action [Click to read more.]
Despite Marie Colvin’s contributions towards world peace, she’s not as well known as she should be. That’s where A Private War steps in, a dramatisation of [Click to read more.]
The best part about How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World is the last part, where you finally see what becomes of Hiccup (Jay [Click to read more.]
Glass isn’t about heroes and villains. It’s about superheroes and supervillains, as its characters frequently remind you. It’s about individuals with super powers that set [Click to read more.]
It’s rare to find a film that would benefit from focusing less on story, but Escape Room is one of those rare films. The title [Click to read more.]
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