Adventure
The Matrix Resurrections – Film Review
The Matrix Resurrections is a satisfying pill to swallow, even if it doesn’t quite justify its existence by the end.
- 2021
- Science Fiction, Action, Adventure, Thriller
Spider-Man: No Way Home – Film Review
Spider-Man: No Way Home is an emotional gut-punch of a film, jam-packed with tons of goosebump-inducing moments that are sure to make the biggest fans of the web-head squeal with delight.
- 2021
- Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
A Boy Called Christmas – Film Review
A Boy Called Christmas doesn’t do anything revolutionary for holiday films, but it’s still a cute and entertaining film for the whole family.
Spider-Man 3 – Film Review
Spider-Man 3 is the most entertaining film in the franchise for me, and the one that speaks to me the most. Is it flawed? Yes. But the good definitely outweighs the bad.
Spider-Man 2 – Film Review
In terms of story alone, Spider-Man 2 may be the best superhero movie ever made. It’s grounded, emotional, and it finds amazing ways to flesh out its characters.
Finch – Film Review
Finch finds its strengths by showcasing the intricate relationship between Tom Hanks and his robot companion, but has an underdeveloped story.
- 2021
- Science Fiction, Drama, Adventure
Eternals – Film Review
Chloé Zhao’s Eternals is an extremely riveting, action-packed, thought-provoking spectacle and by far the most unique MCU film to date.
- 2021
- Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Dune – Film Review
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune is one of the best movies ever made. With its gripping story, awe-inspiring visuals, and fascinating characters, it will truly stand the test of time.
- 2021
- Action, Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
No Time to Die – Film Review
No Time to Die is not only one of the best movies of the year but also a genuinely riveting film that delves deep into James Bond’s psyche, while also delivering the dazzling action that fans have come to adore.
Quantum of Solace – Film Review
Quantum of Solace is certainly not a terrible movie, but it definitely is a disappointing outing for Daniel Craig who deserved a much better film.