Back in the 90s, there wasn’t a gaming mascot more iconic than Sonic the Hedgehog, save a certain Italian plumber. During the same decade, no comedic actor ruled the box office like Jim Carrey. With both of these names being such huge selling…
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Battle of the Sexes revolves around an event take took place in 1973. The way directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris shoot this biopic is even reminiscent of the films that came out of that era. Yet, Battle of the Sexes is an incredibly…
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With the release of Alien: Covenant, Ridley Scott claimed that there would be plenty more Alien movies on the horizon. Seeing how the followup to Prometheus underperformed at the box office, however, many were skeptical about this franchise’s…
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The Rotten Tomatoes Lady Bird score is one of the best in the film aggregators history. Directed by the excellent Greta Gerwig, Lady Bird has managed to land a striking 100% Fresh rating on the reviews aggregator. The rating has been aggregated…
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Underwater is a serviceable sci-fi horror picture that could’ve excelled had it been made for a different medium. The film wastes no time opening the flood gates as our bleach blonde heroine Norah (Kristen Stewart) is plunged into chaos. When the…
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Although its troubled production seemed to spell out disaster, Bohemian Rhapsody wound up becoming the highest-grossing musical biopic of all time. The film managed to overcome its behind-the-scenes problems thanks to Rami Malek’s Oscar-winning…
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Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Birdman wasn’t filmed in a single take, although the Oscar-winning cinematography and slick editing certainly created that illusion. Victoria, on the other hand, goes all out with a continuous shot from start to…
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The Dark Universe got off to a rocky start earlier this year with The Mummy. Flickreel even published on article on how Universal can get this franchise on track. It looked like Bride of Frankenstein would be Universal’s next shot at proving…
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Familiarity is the selling point for virtually any mainstream movie. For example, audiences are usually more likely to see a film based on popular source material rather than one with an entirely unique concept. Likewise, we’re more likely to…
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In 1976, Alan J. Pakula’s All the President’s Men, a seminal drama on the impact of political news reporting, hit cinema screens. The multi-Oscar winning endeavor shares a somewhat similar narrative to that of James Vanderbilt’s…
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