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Alice
Alice played by (Keke Palmer) is inspired by the very real-life history of Black Americans who remained enslaved even after the Emancipation Proclamation. Alice even though still enslaved in 1963, is taught how to read by her cruel owner so that she can read to him on occasion. However, through the learning by reading books, she discovers her urge for freedom and even weds her now-husband without her owner’s consent. Her husband Joseph played by (Gaius Charles) confides in his father about his plans to run away from the plantation with his wife Alice, however before the couple can even attempt to execute their plan, their owner Paul Bennet played…
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Deep Water
At the beginning of the film I thought Melinda and Vic were at a swingers party full of mature people and to make it even worse, Melinda was so happy when her young lover Joel Nash played by (Brendan Miller) showed up, I was convinced that this was a swingers get-together. Though I couldn’t help but question why Vic seemed to not be participating with anyone else but instead walked around the house looking for his wife. Then “Bang” Melinda is seen kissing Joel with her husband watching. She sees him and moves away from his site, probably feeling a bit of quilt or whatever’s going through her mind. …
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The Adam Project
Ryan Reynolds and Director Shawn Levy return with their much talked about and anticipated movie “The Adam Project“. Where time-traveling fighter pilot Adam Reed teams up with his 12-year-old self for a mission to save the future. However, things don’t go as planned. The first thing I would like to mention is young Adam Reeds played by (Walker Scobell). The kid did a phenomenal job at portraying Ryan Reynolds’s quirky personality, one would even say Ryan had finally found his match with this kid. Their chemistry was so natural, it felt as if I were looking at Ryan in his younger days and what a huge headache he must…
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Turning Red
Ladies and gentlemen, if your “Pixar” and “Disney” fan then you have come to the right place as today I’ll be reviewing “Turning Red“, the animation film that has taken the young and youth by storm across all social media platforms. The story’s focus is on a 13-year-old Asian girl called “Mei Lee” growing up in Canada and is about to start the next part in her life “Puberty” whereas she discovers new things about herself and may want to hide some of these things from her parents because no matter how naughty or terrible children are, they still want to be looked at as innocent until proven otherwise by…
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Spiderman: No Way Home
With Spider-Man’s identity now revealed, our friendly neighborhood web-slinger is unmasked and no longer able to separate his normal life as Peter Parker from the high stakes of being a superhero. Just when you think “Spiderman” has been through enough, reality strikes again with another blow, this time of his own making. I can’t remember the last time I simply enjoyed a film so much that the inner child in me sprung out as it did when seeing “Andrew Garfield” and “Tobey Maguire“. All the memories from the first Spiderman came rushing back to me and hit me hard like a tsunami wave. I can’t recall how many…
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Extinct
Now here’s a film that has some infectiously cute animals, hilarious humor, and a wicked poodle with a grudge to settle. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all nations and borders. Today I introduce to you a film that was released in 2021 however kept it’s rib-tickling gags to itself for obvious reason as it’s “Extinct” lol… Directors David Silverman and Raymond S. Persi together with productions China Lion Entertainment Production, Cinesite Animation, and HB Wink Animation did an alluring job on the quality of animation and wasted no time in forming a bond between the audience and the primary focus of the film, “Ed” and “Op”. The film…
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Marry Me
Pop superstar Kat Valdez is about to get married before an audience of her loyal fans. However, seconds before the ceremony, she learns about her fiancé’s cheating ways and has a meltdown on stage. As she gazes out to the audience, professing her dreams and reality of love, her eyes lockdown upon Charlie Gilbert. The Mathematician teacher only showed up to Kat Valdez’s concert because of the need of wanting to bond and get closer with his daughter Lou. If there’s anything I love about Jennifer Lopez, it must be her heart. Jennifer Lopez is always pushing the notion of never giving up and pushing forward, whether it be in films…
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No Exit
No Exit is a novel written by “Taylor Adams” and adapted into a movie in 2022 by “20th Century Studios” and “Flitcraft”. The movie is directed by Damien Power best known for his film “Killing Ground” released in 2017. The main focus of the movie is Darby Thorne, a drug addict currently admitted to a rehab facility in hopes that she can recover and get her life back in order when during one of her meetings she receives an urgent call regarding her mother. In hopes to get more information Darby threatens another patient to use her phone to call her sister “Devon” who might get her out of the facility so…
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Scream
Taking on a popular franchise like “Scream” is no easy task however Radio Silence – Scream co-directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett with producer Chad Villella accomplished what many would say was a suicide mission for the new boys in the block. For the fifth installment of Scream, co-directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett not only bring back part of the first film’s cast but they dive deeper into the legacy that each of the surviving characters has left behind. This is a brilliant idea as this not only helps form an emotional bond with the new characters in the film but also helps connect the dots on who is who and how they are connected to the…
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The King’s Man
Ladies and gentlemen, today we’ll be discussing the latest King’s man film directed by Matthew Vaughn with producing companies Marv Studios and Cloudy Productions. The film seems to be based on the events that lead up to the First World War with many prominent figures such as Rasputin and even Adolf Hilter appearing even though it was just for a moment. Matthew Vaughn’s third installment of the King’s man not only confirms when the Kingsman was founded but also reveals the founding members and the situation that led to them forming the secret independent agency. Even though some of the characters and plot of the King’s man are fictional, it’s World War I mounting and…
