Ben Affleck has become one of my favorite directors in the past few years. He’s proven to be a talented actor, but when he’s behind the camera, he’s perfect with Gone Baby Gone, The Town, and Best Picture winner Argo (My personal favorite). If you get him to direct a gangster flick, that has my… Read More Live By Night Review
The toughest thing to accomplish in Hollywood is to translate great pieces of work on the big screen in the fashion that could lead to becoming a great adaptation. The Girl on the Train is based on Paula Hawkins’ best-selling novel, it would seem like this story could lead to becoming somewhere in the realm… Read More The Girl on the Train Review
When your movie has been on the shelves for over a year because of the studio’s bankruptcy, it’s a clear sign that it has no confidence of becoming good at all. So, it’s understandable Masterminds turned out to be in the process. And this was actually based on a true story that’s unbelievable of the… Read More Masterminds Review
Never played a game of Chess in my entire life, and I’ll lose honestly and defeated by the real Phiona Mutesi. Every time Disney releases a movie in the sports genre, it gets me excited because it proves it can be inspirational and cheerful in the end as proven with Miracle, McFarland, USA, etc. And… Read More Queen of Katwe Review
Tim Burton has an act for imagination when he’s directing one of his films. Whether it’s for good (Sweeney Todd) or bad (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory). Which is why as of lately, excitement is never the word to be used when a new movie is coming out. But Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children… Read More Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children Review
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