“Happy you’re home.” The Good Half follows Renn (Nick Jonas) who struggles to face the emotions he has after his mother’s death. Renn resists the idea of therapy, shuns positivity, and resorts to committing an illegal act after he blows up in someone’s face. He has a lot of work to do and this movie doesn’t... Continue Reading →
“Scarlet” Review
Scarlet centers on a young girl named Juliette (Juliette Jouan). Her father has come back after World War I and raises her in poverty, but with tender, loving care. Scarlet is one of those rare films that delivers. It is not without its dark moments. However, it shows that magic lies in those you love.... Continue Reading →
Binge Watch: Transformers Films
Rise of the Beasts, the latest in the expanded Transformers cinematic universe, releases Friday. For those that can’t get enough of the robots that are more than meets the eye, this week’s Binge Watch is for you. Below is my ranking of previous Transformers films. No. 1: Transformers (2007)About: I’m a big Michael Bay fan... Continue Reading →
Shooting Stars chronicles the rise of a superstar
Even casual fans have heard the name LeBron James. For two decades, the superstar has been tearing it up on the basketball court, in commercials and on the big and small screen. He’s a charismatic player and one of the best to ever play the game. But how did he get his start? In a... Continue Reading →
An emotional tale of family and friendship ‘Across the Spider-Verse’
We’ve seen the Spider-Man narrative told and re-told a number of times since 2002. Three different actors have played the role in live-action franchises during the last 21 years. But in 2018, we got a completely different vision for Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. The animated feature dropped and introduced the world to Miles... Continue Reading →