Movie Reviews
“The Irishman” and His Story of Painting Houses
Slip on your sweats and get comfy cause this movie is a LONG one. Beginning in an old folks home, we are introduced to...
“Last Christmas” Steals Your Heart and Gives It Away
Last Christmas starts off beautifully, introducing the audience to my favorite three things: British accents, Christmas spirit, and a hot mess protagonist. Kate (Emilia...
“Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” Visually Decadent, Mildly Wicked
Don't let the title of Disney's revisionist fairytale sequel fool you. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, played by Angelina Jolie, is hardly "evil" in this...
“Judy” Struggles to Sparkle in Biopic’s Portrayal
An adaptation from Peter Quilter's lauded stageplay, End of the Rainbow, which focused on the waning days of Judy Garland, director Rupert Goold seems...
“Joker” Walks the Line Between Tragedy and Travesty
Director/Co-writer Todd Phillips' Joker origin story depicts a gritty character study on the most notorious supervillian inked in comic book panels. Inspired by the seedy...
Documentary “Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice” Relives the Unmatched Greatness
Linda Ronstadt is a legend and the documentary Linda Ronstadt, The Sound of My Voice, does an incredible job telling her story. It begins...
“Ad Astra”- A Cosmic Meditation on Connectedness
For the sci-fi film buff, Ad Astra does not fail in delivering a stunning epic on the future possibilities and consequences of space exploration....
“Downton Abbey” is a Coronado Crowd Pleaser
Downton Abbey enjoyed six seasons on television from 2011-2016. The series chronicled the lives of the British aristocratic Crawley family and their servants in...
“The Goldfinch” is a Slow Burn
Buckle up because The Goldfinch is quite the Tour de France. Many times, it is unclear where the story is heading, but curiosity holds...
“It Chapter Two” – A Marvel of Metafiction and Macabre for the 1980s Grownup
More unsettling than terrifying, the follow-up adaptation of Stephen King’s It novel, is a “meta” marvel for horror flick enthusiasts who grew up in...
“Maiden” is Compelling
Maiden takes the audience through the sea of the first women-only crew racing in the famous Whitbread Round the World Race in 1989. A...
“Angel Has Fallen” is an Experience with Twists and Turns
The sequel to 2013's Olympus Has Fallen and 2016's London Has Fallen, Angel Has Fallen showcases Gerard Butler reprising his role as the lead,...
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