A BRIEF SUMMARY Recently, Netflix released a special titled, “Sly,” which basically holds itself as a documentary detailing how Sylvester Stallone came to be successful in a few of his major film roles, as well as the impact these roles had on his life as an actor. I suppose it would be relevant to mention… Read More Sly – A Netflix Review
(SPOILER FREE REVIEW) If you’ve seen the first Quiet Place, and if you enjoyed it, then I feel like promising you that you will very likely enjoy the continued story here. John Krasinski helms the sequel by writing and directing what is one of the best films of this year so far. What really delivers… Read More Movie Review: A Quiet Place Part II
Based on the book written by Lee Strobel, “The Case For Christ” pensively digs into Lee’s elaborate journey and bold attempt to disprove the legitimacy of the gospel claims that Jesus Christ rose from the dead. Along the way, he faces the reality of witnessing his wife seemingly transformed by her newfound faith—and, ultimately, he discovers… Read More Movie Review: The Case For Christ
This is only the third film I’ve personally seen Casey Affleck in outside of the Oceans Eleven trilogy (although I do not remember his role in those films), and I can easily say this Casey had me a little concerned he was actually experiencing some kind of depression during this film—but I say this as a compliment to… Read More Movie Review: Manchester By the Sea
John Wick Chapter 2 is a stellar film on many levels, all of which I will dive into throughout this review. I will mention the paucity of issues I had with this film towards the end, as well as my Parental Advisory section. As a means of respect to my readers, there are no spoilers in… Read More Movie Review: John Wick Chapter 2
“Fences” is a film with a powerful message, but it also eats at you because of the heavy subject matter. After the long lapses of drawn out monologues by Denzel’s character Troy, we start to unveil the hearts of the other central characters, such as Troy’s humble and assertive wife, Rose (portrayed flawlessly and poignantly by… Read More Movie Review: “Fences”
“Split” this is on par with my second favorite film by M. Night Shyamalan, “The Visit,” right after The Sixth Sense. PROBLEMS My first problem with Split was the humor. With “Split,” the humor and the story seem separate, causing the humor to feel distracting from the film’s overall tone, rather than complementary and nuanced. This… Read More Movie Review: “Split”
