The Accountant is like a Jason Bourne movie if you crossed it with The Imitation Game, A Beautiful Mind, or The Da Vinci Code. That might sound like an odd combination and The Accountant can admittedly be an uneven thriller. If you’re willing to go…
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Better Call Saul has continued the legacy of Breaking Bad, delving into how Jimmy McGill became Saul Goodman. The first season primarily focused on Jimmy’s backstory, taking place before Walter White’s transformation into Heisenberg….
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As expected, Disney and Pixar’s Coco climbed to the top of the box office over Thanksgiving weekend while Justice League dropped to #2 domestically. After a disappointing opening weekend of only $93.8 million, did the holiday weekend help the…
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The most memorable thing about 2010’s Kick-Ass, directed by Matt Vaughn, was Hit-Girl. Chloe Grace-Moretz’s breakout role as the pint-sized, foul-mouthed super assassin caught everyone’s attention – as either praise, or…
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WARNING: The Following May Contain Minor Spoilers Why do we go to the movies? For some, film is a method of getting away from the pressures of real life. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with occasional escapism, movies have the power to be…
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After hitting bull’s-eye after bull’s-eye for almost a decade and a half, there’s been something off about the past few Pixar movies. Brave was descent, but not extraordinary, Monsters University was fun, but not really necessary, and…
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It’s almost unfair that The Flash is coming out two weeks after another multiverse superhero movie featuring a character draped in red. The Flash doesn’t reach the skyscraper-size heights of Across the Spider-Verse, although it runs circles around…
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My All-American opens with a beyond cliché framing device as Aaron Eckhart’s character reminisces about the greatest football player he ever coached. It doesn’t help that the dialog is cheesy, the exposition is forced, and Eckhart is wearing some…
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Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim wasn’t the biggest domestic hit, barely crossing the $100 million mark in the US on a $190 million budget. The film earned back a majority of it’s production costs overseas, however, particularly…
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Growing up, did you ever stay up late to watch a scary show or movie that gave you a nightmare? I Saw the TV Glow is that nightmare, right down to making little sense. Even if you don’t understand it, I Saw the TV Glow will stick with you like a…
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