Category: Review

Review, Theatrical

Time for a Reel GRETA review

Director/writer Neil Jordan is probably best known for his work on the Oscar-winning drama The Crying Game (1992). The offbeat romantic suspense thriller kept everyone on their toes up until the very end while providing solid entertainment throughout. Since that time a few decades ago, Jordan has struggled to find matching success or anything close …

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Time for a Reel FIGHTING WITH MY FAMILY review

Think what you want, but there’s a reason that professional wrestling, particularly the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.), is an annual juggernaut in terms of popularity and its subsequent cash flow. Their continual expansion to different areas have the entity the financial flexibility to diversify and dominate in several key areas. WWE Studios made its …

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Time for a Reel HAPPY DEATH DAY 2U review

I don’t always say this about sequels but, watching Happy Death Day (2017) is a requirement if you’re wanting to understand where Happy Death Day 2U came from as well as the likelihood of where it’ll end up. Blumhouse Productions has become a major player in the production of horror movies. Their niche seems to …

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Time for a Reel ISN’T IT ROMANTIC review

Oooohh it’s the biggest Hallmark holiday of them all, Valentine’s Day. Rejoice…or don’t. Views vary greatly on the worth of February 14th as far as being a day to celebrate. Depending on your current relationship status, one could either love or loathe the day heart-y happiness. Moviegoers often have a similar feelings when it comes …

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Time for a Reel ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL review

It is just crazy to think that the last two theatrical releases that James Cameron directed were Avatar (2009) and Titanic (1997). It’s even more outrageous when you take into account how much these two films have grossed worldwide, ummmm that would be just under five billion U.S. dollars. Yessss, that is billion with a …

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Time for a Reel THE MAN WHO KILLED HITLER AND THEN THE BIGFOOT review

Sam Elliott has been getting many kind words said about him thanks to the success of his last movie, A Star is Born (2018). While Elliott was not the main attraction of the remarkable remake, his supporting performance has landed him on quite a few award nomination lists. And for this reason, RLJ Entertainment should …

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Time for a Reel COLD PURSUIT review

Liam Neeson finds himself in familiar trouble in the new action thriller, Cold Pursuit. Nels (Liam Neeson) is an unassuming snowplow driver with a wife (Laura Dern) and a son, Kyle (MicheĆ”l Richardson). When the son turns up dead via an overdose, Nels is devastated and on the brink of suicide. It is in that …

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Time for a Reel WHAT MEN WANT review

Ali Davis (Taraji P. Henson) is trying to reach for what she feels she deserves in the cutthroat world of being a sports agent. For Ali, she’s got an additional hurdle to deal with. The fact that she’s a woman forces her to work twice as hard to seemingly get half of what she deserves. …

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Time for a Reel THE LEGO MOVIE 2: THE SECOND PART review

Five years ago, writers/directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller surpassed everyone’s expectations with the smash animated hit, The LEGO Movie (2014). Stuffed with a bevy of recognizable voices and humor that hit on two fronts, young audiences and the young at heart would enjoy this movie to its fullest. While Lord and Miller are still …

Review, Theatrical

Time for a Reel COLD WAR review

During the 1950s, what would become known as the Cold War was in its early stages and it affected many people from various countries that were once just neighbors. This is a story that, despite being from two entirely different walks of life, brings them together in only a way that true love could. Wiktor …