REVIEW – “Black Adam”: Another Dark, Mindless Turn for DC’s Cinematic Footprint
Long gestating in WB/DC’s big screen coffers since 2014, if not longer, there seemed to be a mountain of promise in crafting a solo origin film for an antihero with…
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REVIEW – “One Night in Miami”: A Simple Conversation for a Growingly Complex Dialogue
If 2020 had reminded us of nothing else, it’s that we’ll never really break past a racial divide if the tear can never heal. It was true this year, and…
REVIEW – Leigh Whannell’s “The Invisible Man”: Rare Re-imagining That’s Equal Parts Relevant, Intelligent and Terrifying
The powerhouse production engine at Universal have always been synonymous with many cinematic icons over a century of entertaining the masses. Before the yellow Minions, realistic CG dinosaurs and unrealistic…