If you thought “Inception” or “Interstellar” were a bit too tricky to comprehend, I’m here to tell you that “Tenet” makes them look like child’s play. Louder and bigger than ever, Christopher Nolan manages to create yet another mind-blowing film that somehow makes you ask more questions than any of his films have before.
“Bill & Ted Face the Music” brings the Wild Stylans, now middle aged fathers, together again as they struggle to write the song that will bring peace and harmony to the universe. It’s been nearly 30 years since we last saw Bill and Ted on screen, and I have to say it’s “most excellent” to…
Disney’s “The One and Only Ivan” tells the story of a silverback gorilla who loves the life he lives at a circus-themed mall attraction, but finds his world turned upside-down with major changes that expertly bring about important questions about how humans treat animals.
“Scoob!” gives us the origin story of how Shaggy met Scooby, and then the rest of the gang, then leads us on a globe-trotting adventure (sorry Shaggy). It’s a fun, funny, family film, but may take it too far from the usual Scooby-Doo mystery for some old-school fans.
“Trolls World Tour” jumps right back into the world of DreamWorks’ Trolls following Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and Branch (Justin Timberlake) as they find out that the world that they live in is bigger than they thought.
If you’re a fan of the fantasy genre, especially the kind that plays Dungeons and Dragons, then Disney & Pixar’s “Onward” is practically made for you.
Originally published as a serialized adventure in “The Saturday Evening Post,” Jack London’s “The Call of the Wild” has been seen as a classic American story of adventure since 1903.
“Dolittle” (2020) brings a new telling of a classic story that many know and love from childhood. Even if you didn’t watch the original film from 1967 or the retelling in 1998, I can still bet that as a child, you tried to speak to animals — or at least wished you could.
“Cats” (2019), directed by Tom Hooper, is a modern telling of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s beloved musical about a tribe of cats called the ‘Jellicles’ coming together for their yearly meeting to see which cat will be chosen to ascend to the “Heaviside Layer” and come back to a new life.
“America is all about speed. Hot, nasty, badass speed.” – Eleanor Roosevelt Now that quote may be a joke, but 20th Century Fox’s newest film, “Ford v Ferrari,” sure isn’t.
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