Eternals
At a run time of two hours and thirty-seven minutes, the movie drags at points and doesn’t really seem to be going anywhere very fast.
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Scream
When Scream first made its way to theaters it seemed as if it was going to be “just another horror movie” but it proved everyone wrong and has become a beloved franchise.
Last Night in Soho
McKenzie and Taylor-Joy are the fantastic women who drive this film and their performances are wondrous to behold.
Injustice
Hartley, who is no stranger to portraying a DC Comics superhero, comfortably slips into voicing Superman as he goes “dark” and vengeful in Injustice.
Don't Breathe 2
Lang did an excellent job in the first film, which is what I believe helped to make it so successful and he is no less ruthless or cunning in this sequel.
The French Dispatch
Anderson is known to assemble incredible casts for his films and The French Dispatch is no exception.
Dune: Part One
With a less the auspicious legacy, Warner Bros. took a risk by redoing Dune, and I am willing to bet their gamble will pay off.
Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins
While Golding offers a different portrayal than the rich, debonair pretty boy we have seen in the past, he can’t save this film.
Smallville: The Complete Series 20th Anniversary Collection
From the very beginning it was apparent Smallville was something special.
Halloween Kills
Green, along with writer Scott Teems (That Evening Sun) do a wonderful job of mixing the past with the present to remind movie goers of where the franchise started and how far it has come.