Thank You for Your Service: Film Review

Most Hollywood war movies that have been released this decade haven’t been too impressive. Aside from Dunkirk and Hacksaw Ridge, not a lot of them have peaked my interest to the reason that it probably won’t be compelling. A major respect to actual soldiers to be said, and Thank You for Your Service might not […]

Suburbicon: Film Review

George Clooney has established himself not only as a talented actor but a competent director whenever he gets the chance. While his credits range from great (Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Good Night and Good Luck, The Ides of March), to dull (Leatherheads), to downright boring (The Monuments Men). His latest film, Suburbicon, proves a […]

Professor Marston and the Wonder Women: Film Review

In the same year Woman Wonder dominated at the box office and proved to be one of the year’s best while making the titular character even more popular, we now have another movie focusing on how the DC comic Amazonian hero but on how it was created in Professor Marston and the Wonder Women. What’s […]

Breathe: Film Review

In every Oscar Season, there’s always a possibility that the gripping biopic of a well-known person might be in consideration even before the movie is even released. Breathe turns out to be one of them that’s based on a true story that has the basic material that could see nominations in the future. But it’s […]

Phantom Thread: Film Review

No matter what anybody thinks, film fanatics who love anything the comes from talented writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson is going to be head over heels no matter what others may say. His latest film Phantom Thread is already got gonna be made for the casual watchers, and his beautiful style will automatically show that case. […]