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The latest entry into the kinetic and often frenetic franchise of the John Wick series, From the World of John Wick: Ballerina, is nothing...
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The latest entry into the kinetic and often frenetic franchise of the John Wick series, From the World of John Wick: Ballerina, is nothing...
The Long Kiss Goodnight is a transitional film, both for the talented cast and crew that made it and for the American film industry...
Rewatching Love Hurts for this review, I completely stand by my original stance that Love Hurts is just what I need right now....
Before Rob Cohen launched Vin Diesel into his forever franchises of The Fast and the Furious and XXX, he gave us the physics-defying...
The Accountant 2 is a quality sequel to a perfectly good original outing. I hadn’t seen the first The Accountant until last month...
Get ready for the action-packed comedy critics are calling “outrageous, original, and wildly entertaining” (Mike Manalo, Nerds of Color) as NOVOCAINE is now available...
Here’s the thing. I went into the screening of the new Jack Quaid film, Novocaine, completely unaware of what the film was about. All...
The country is on fire in one section and freezing in another. We are in the midst of a hostile government takeover by a...
In January of 2020 I walked into a public movie theater for the last time for a little more than 3 years. The film...
While the heyday of the Hong Kong filmmaking industry may be a thing of the past, it is nonetheless still a prolific and profitable...
Bring home the film that is “100 percent joy from start to finish” (Fresh Fiction), THE FALL GUY, is now available to own with...
Every now and then, an action film comes along that achieves something extraordinary in the genre, which at times results in a handful of...
Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever is…… a movie. So, that’s a good start, I suppose. It’s a popcorn movie for sure. It’s got guns and...
Guy Ritchie returns with yet another of his trademark action capers, this time turning his attention to the declassified files of Winston Churchill,...
Stuntman-turned-director David Leitch once again steps behind the camera to helm another action flick, and this time he takes his inspiration from the...
Starting with the obligatory training montage showing the years of effort Boy has put into becoming as athletic, fast and deadly as possible, we...
Let me start off by acknowledging that this is my first viewing of The Raid 2. I watched it right after I watched The...
I know, I know, I am a baker’s dozen number of years late in watching this insane action film. So sue me. Better late...
John Woo’s latest brings to mind Norma Desmond’s immortal lines: “There once was a time in this business when I had the eyes of...
What is it with vomiting scenes in movies these days? I hate it in real life and I hate it in the movies. Violent...
The Expendables series is an unfulfilled promise, an unpaid bill, a workaholic father’s promise to finally take his children to Disneyland. What ought to...
Silent Night represents John Woo’s return to Hollywood after a twenty year absence. Trailers breathlessly proclaim him to be “the Michelangelo of the Action...
The Expendables has always been a series that was better in concept than execution. Stallone envisioned it as both a reunion tour for the...
There’s a tendency for people who are passionate about international cinema, particularly when they first discover it, to breathlessly extol to anyone who will...