Comedy
Airplane! – Film Review
The brilliant writing, talented ensemble cast, and impeccable direction make Airplane! a must-watch for comedy enthusiasts of all generations.
- 1980
- Comedy
BlackBerry – Film Review
For those interested in the history of technology and the human drama behind groundbreaking inventions, BlackBerry offers a worthwhile glimpse into the rise and fall of a technological pioneer.
Batman & Robin – Film Review
Batman & Robin is a cinematic disaster that epitomizes everything that can go wrong with a superhero film. Its convoluted narrative, cringe-inducing dialogue, and misguided aesthetic choices make it a painful viewing experience for any fan of the Dark Knight.
- 1997
- Action, Science Fiction, Adventure, Comedy
Stranger Things – Season 3 Review
Stranger Things Season 3 is an electrifying triumph that successfully combines nostalgia, horror, and heartfelt storytelling.
Stranger Things – Season 2 Review
Stranger Things Season 2 is an electrifying journey into nostalgia and adventure. With its impeccable blend of supernatural suspense, 80s nostalgia, and heartwarming friendships, this season surpasses the high expectations set by its predecessor.
Fight Club – Film Review
Fight Club is a timeless gem that continues to captivate audiences with its thought-provoking themes, profound social commentary, and its relentless exploration of the human psyche.
Penelope – Film Review
Penelope is a heartwarming film that reminds us of the importance of embracing our true selves, challenging societal norms, and finding love and acceptance in unexpected places.
Rough Night – Film Review
Rough Night fails to deliver the laughter and entertainment it promises, leaving audiences longing for a more satisfying and well-executed comedy.
Crazy, Stupid, Love – Film Review
Whether you’re a fan of romantic comedies or simply appreciate a well-crafted film, Crazy, Stupid, Love is a must-watch that will leave you laughing, crying, and ultimately believing in the power of love.
White Men Can’t Jump – Film Review
White Men Can’t Jump is a severely disappointing and lifeless film. Jack Harlow’s embarrassingly awful and uncharismatic performance, coupled with flat and dull cinematography, fails to recapture the magic of the original.