The first Avatar movie, created and directed by James Cameron, was released in 2009 and gave the impression of a stand-alone film. It did phenomenally at the box office and…
Director Luca Guadagnino and actor Timothée Chalamet join forces once again to create another unforgettable coming-of-age film, “Bones and All,” which came to theaters on Nov. 18. The pair first…
Apple TV’s newest Christmas film, “Spirited,” is a desperate attempt to produce a film curated for Gen Z viewers, and it misses its mark completely. Once again, Regal Cinemas brought…
The long-awaited film “My Policeman” finally came to select theaters on Oct. 21, and it greatly exceeded my expectations. “My Policeman” is based on the 2012 novel by Bethan Roberts…
For one night only, Regal Theaters brought back their “Monday Mystery Movie” night on Sept. 26. For $5, I got a sneak peek of an unreleased movie coming soon to…
Olivia Wilde's new psychological thriller, “Don’t Worry Darling,” follows the story of a young 1950s couple by the names of Jack (played by Harry Styles) and Alice (played by Florence…
Book lovers understand the apprehensive excitement of a bestselling novel getting a film adaptation. As an avid reader and a big “Where the Crawdads Sing” novel fan, let's just say…
When I came out of the theater after seeing “Everything Everywhere All At Once,” I practically ran to my car to shield myself from public view because I was crying…
On March 3, HBOMax released the first of a 10-episode series titled “Our Flag Means Death.” Under the legendary power of executive producers Taika Waititi and David Jenkins, the former…
I am a big fan of action movies. On any given Saturday night, you’ll most likely find me watching (or rewatching) an action movie, and it’s probably a James Bond…
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