You really don’t have to know anything about tennis to enjoy one of the best films of 2021. Opening this weekend is the compelling story of tennis greats Venus and Serena Williams and their domineering father Richard. Told from the ...
Being touted as the film to watch, Belfast takes you into the late 1960’s Northern Ireland during a challenging time. With the country in turmoil and divided by conflict between Catholic and Protestant groups, those in the midst of ...
The movie Spencer starring Kristin Stewart has reached theaters this past weekend and we get an introspective look into the life of Princess Diana just prior to her divorce. Portrayed with a disintegrating personality caused by the British dynasty, the ...
Totally immersive, the movie The Last Duel takes you into 14th century France where it deals with wars, the plague and an economical decline for the Kingdom. Entwined, during that period, is a true story of misogyny, a power struggle ...
Exciting and edge of your seat compelling, the movie The Guilty starring Jake Gyllenhaal is available Netflix. A “one man show”, the film takes the audience on an explosive heart pounding ride that keeps on going at a fast pace. ...
Nick Cage adds another acing credit to his long list, his third film this this year. Taking the reigns as a criminal that’s at the wrong place at the wrong time, he gets to tear the ghost filled world apart. ...
The taught mystery drama My Son has been released in the United States via Peacock. It’s a fast moving thriller that’s a nonstop high energy pursuit to catch the kidnappers of a divorced couple’s young son. Nicely acted, directed and ...
With the film release market filled with spy/hitman/assassin thrillers, along comes The Protégé. Having seen most of the films of the genre, this action drama reminded me a lot of the John Wick franchise. Taking it to another level however, ...