The Hunt Theatrical Review
THE HUNT wants very badly for you to think it’s important. Don’t be fooled.
THE HUNT wants very badly for you to think it’s important. Don’t be fooled.
Latest in Hollywood’s ongoing campaign to find new and inventive ways to terrorize Elizabeth Moss is The Invisible Man. Directed and written…
THE RISE OF SKYWALKER reaffirms the greatness that is STAR WARS.
The mostly not-bad WWII epic proves Emmerich still has a bit of THE PATRIOT in him.
The predictable TERMINATOR: DARK FATE does nothing to elevate or redefine a franchise destined for the scrap heap.
The deeply disturbing JOKER is both flawed message and brilliant messenger.
Brad Pitt has intergalactic daddy issues in the beautiful but flawed and rather average AD ASTRA.
The serviceable but forgettable STUBER plays like a 90’s movie nearly three decades in the making.
The enjoyable FAR FROM HOME caps a mammoth movie series while solidifying Holland as the best Web Head.
TOY STORY 4 is by far the weakest of the series and proof that this franchise needs to be boxed and stored in the closet.
Funny but nothing special, MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL entertains but takes no chances in doing so.
While not a total disaster, X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX proves why Fox is no longer in the business of storytelling.
TeamGodzilla squashes and pounds their way to Kaiju glory in this entertaining summer tentpole.
AVENGERS: ENDGAME is both a tear-jerker in its finality and enjoyably ridiculous in its logic.
SHAZAM! proves its mettle as a worthy DCEU film, but can’t escape the shadow of its better MCU brother.
CAPTAIN MARVEL wears its star proudly as we gear up for the MCU’s great cosmic battle.