Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is no match for its hype. The seventh film in the Impossible franchise has a mission to capitalize on the success of Top Gun: Maverick and Mission Impossible – Fallout — arguably two of the best sequels made in Tom Cruise’s career. The 7th entry is a step-down,
How would you handle being the last man on Earth? In Biosphere, Ray (Sterling K. Brown) and Billy (Mark Duplass) are just that, the last two men standing. They live in a biosphere engineered by Ray, a genius scientist and best friend to Billy, the President of the United States at the time the world
When reflecting on cinematic experiences, it’s a healthy admiration for diverse genre experiences. Sure, this reviewer will never forget the first time watching The Dark Knight on an immersive 70mm canvas or walking into The Matrix in 1999 unthinkingly, only to be blown away by its mind-numbing story. At the same time, there are the
Before we begin this review, we want to clarify that watching Biosphere is enhanced by knowing little. So, if readers have yet to see the film, it might be worth watching first. Many films have explored the boundaries of how we perceive relationships. Biosphere accomplishes a similar dynamic, offering a sci-fi dystopian story as a
The Flash presents a familiar time travel concept. What if you could go back in time and save that one person who meant the world to you? It’s a relatable concept that is universal in feeling across all generations. Grief and loss are unavoidable commonalities in life, and death has no discrimination. The Flash is
Flamin’ Hot’s marketing describes the movie as “The flavor you know, the story you don’t.” The slogan is a simple tease to what might be the inspiring story of a simple custodial worker who garnered success by inventing the Flamin’ Hot Cheeto. As a disclaimer, the LA Times reported this to be untrue, stating Richard
After many live-action remakes of Disney classics, The Little Mermaid finally gets the big screen reimagining thanks to Mary Poppins Returns director Rob Marshall. Disney and post-credits scenes have become synonymous with each other, and we can blame Nick Fury for this expectation. Since the character made a surprise entrance at the end of Iron
The Little Mermaid has finally swept theaters to dazzle hearts and minds this weekend. The film sees Halle Bailey giving a breathtaking performance as Ariel in an adaptation of the 1989 film. The original animated musical was a condensed watch at a meager 82 minutes. But as parents know, most of the Disney live-action adaptations
The latest film in the insane Fast Saga has an insane villain giving the Toretto family nothing but hell. Many characters find themselves in peril against Dante (Jason Momoa). But none more than Jakob Toretto (John Cena), whose fate appears permanent. And fans are asking why. Part of this confusion stems from John Cena just
Grab the baby oil and V-necks because Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is reportedly returning to the Fast Saga next week. For the past several years, Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel have been clashing vicariously through social media. This all dates back to 2016 when Johnson posted a late-night rant about his coworkers during the release