The Legend of Tarzan Review
Unbalanced performances and a barely entertaining story makesThe Legend of Tarzan a film that doesn't do much for audiences other than make you wish you were home watching your 1999 Disney Tarzan video.
The BFG Review
Even that, the humor is bottom of the barrel unfunny that there are moments you ask, "is this Spielberg?" There are fart gags and physical humor that might entertain kids but make adults cringe.
Finding Dory Review
Just like a lot of Pixar films, this benefits from a genuinely moving story. The emotion in this film is real and genuine. The film also challenges a good lesson for parents and people to not be prejudice with people with disabilities but instead be patient with them.
Now You See Me 2 Review
Though the film has some stylistic direction from Jon M. Chu who seems to have learned his lesson after Jem and the Holograms and some sweet cinematography from Peter Deming, the script is really boggled down to just a generic caper that really just steals from the fourth Mission Impossible film.
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping Review
Though several gags overstay their welcome, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is a smart comedy that brilliantly satirizes the music biographical genre while still remaining true to being a Lonely Island film.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows is entertaining for kids and die hard fans of the turtles, but is too jumbled of a story hampered with a long running time and terrible performances to please other audiences.
Warcraft Review
Though it does create a beautifully designed world and prospers from the CG motion capture performance by Toby Kebell, Warcraft is just another video game to film adaptation with a lot of potential and a lot of flaws.
The Angry Birds Movie Review
Though it may be pointless in accounts of storytelling in more ways than others, The Angry Birds Movie benefits from a good voice cast, bright and beautiful animation, and very funny and charming moments.
The Nice Guys Review
This movie isn’t only 70s, but it is 70s as fuck. It’s not bashing you over the head that this in the 70s, but it takes most of the popular things about the 70s and applies it to the story. You got hippies rallying over dumb things,the popularization of pornography, parties, even Earth, Wind and Fire.
High-Rise Review
Director Ben Wheatley and his cinematographer Laurie Rose does a great job showing magnificent shots of the lives of the people in the building. Some shots will absolutely leave you in awe, due to grim lighting. and stylistic slow motion that isn’t overdone and over the top.