Every time a sequel comes out, it has a singular goal: add something fresh to an already existing story line without coming off as stale or tacked on for no … Continue reading ‘Men in Black: International’ wastes talent and isn’t very funny
Month: July 2019
‘Shaft’ is a satisfying and hilarious sequel
I appreciate films that have an effortless cool about them. A cunning nod to the audience that things are going to be okay for the next two hours. 19 years … Continue reading ‘Shaft’ is a satisfying and hilarious sequel
‘Non-Fiction’ dishes an honest take on adult relationships
Leonard (Vincent Macigne) writes auto-fiction. In other words, he takes pieces of his real life, most notably his sexual adventures, and places them in a fictional world. For him, it’s … Continue reading ‘Non-Fiction’ dishes an honest take on adult relationships
‘Dark Phoenix’ has its moments, but fails to be a great addition to the ‘X-Men’ universe
Power is an incredible thing, but it can also be a deadly one. Whoever wields it has the choice to do so for right or wrong. Consequences usually follow whichever … Continue reading ‘Dark Phoenix’ has its moments, but fails to be a great addition to the ‘X-Men’ universe
The Frank O. Pinion Movie Dose: ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ and ‘Yesterday’ reviews
With Frank and Tim Woodburn out of the studio, it was a keen opportunity for Trevor “Limey” Phillips and me to turn the Large Morning Show in the Afternoon into … Continue reading The Frank O. Pinion Movie Dose: ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ and ‘Yesterday’ reviews
South City Confessions: Watching your car grow old is a bittersweet experience
My car and I are having a fight. Over the past few weeks, my once spanking new Hyundai Elantra has decided to go rogue on me, acquiring issue after issue, … Continue reading South City Confessions: Watching your car grow old is a bittersweet experience
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