By Matt Roseboom “Rogue One” is an excellent Star Wars story starring a bunch of characters you don’t know. As a stand-alone film, it’s definitely worth seeing, even if you’re not a big Star Wars fan.
Illumination Entertainment, the team behind “Despicable Me” and “The Secret Life of Pets”, have a new movie called “Sing”. It’s an enjoyable family film, but it just doesn’t match up to the excitement, hilariousness and satisfaction of those previous movies.
By Tharin White Be prepared for a world of endless possibilities in the newest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Follow along as Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) transforms his mind, soul and body from a self centered know-it-all to a protective servant of all of humanity.
By Quinn Roseboom I first saw the original “Pete’s Dragon” movie a few years ago, and again a few weeks ago. This new rendition of the movie has absolutely no similarities other than there being a little boy named Pete and his big green dragon named Elliot (originally spelled Elliott). The new movie is not…
We were invited by the Spooky Empire horror convention in Orlando to a screening of “Ghostbusters – Answer the Call”, and I liked the re-boot better than the original movies. I know my opinion is going to be the unpopular choice by far, but keep in mind that I’m 17, and this movie was definitely created to introduce the franchise to the new generations.
It’s no longer a secret how great “The Secret Life of Pets” is. I went in expecting just another cute movie, and it definitely was cute, but it also had me guessing what was gonna happen next and how the characters were going to get out of each situation. It’s a great movie for the whole family.
Director Steven Spielberg and Disney have finally combined forces to bring you a big screen story of The BFG (Big Friendly Giant). Although it’s a cute story and very visually appealing, it stalls half-way through before picking up steam again.
As a kid who grew up watching “Finding Nemo”, 13 years was definitely a long time to wait for a sequel, but “Finding Dory” definitely delivered.
“Warcraft” opens with a fight scene between a human and an orc – a familiar feud for fans of the World of Warcraft computer games. No time is wasted as the characters of the two factions are introduced and they jump around from scene to scene, which can be confusing if you’re new to the franchise.
Back in 2010 when Tim Burton’s live-action take on “Alice in Wonderland” came out, I was 11-years-old and amazingly obsessed with the movie. So you can imagine my excitement when I heard there was a second movie coming out. Even though I don’t think it is as good as the first movie, “Alice Through the Looking Glass” is definitely a worthy sequel.
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