Film/TV Reviews

I’m just going to get this out of the way, the pilot episode of the CW’s new take on The Man of Steel, “Superman & Lois,” is in a word, perfect. Not only is it the strongest “Arrowverse” or CW pilot probably ever, it’s a quintessential Superman taken in a whole new direction and ranks […]

G.I. Joe: Operation Blackout came out of nowhere. No really, a launch trailer hit a couple months ago and took gamers and Joe fans completely by surprise. The trailer also well, looked fun. Immediate comparisons to Fortnite were drawn, be it for the third-person shooter style of gameplay or the cell-shaded animated characters, but it

In the pantheon of superheroes, you can make an argument that most everyone does not need to see the origins of certain heroes anymore – namely Batman, Spider-Man and Superman. Everyone knows the basics, there have been multiple interpretations and they can sometimes seem a bit redundant. The first film in DC’s newly rebooted animated

“The Outpost” is a harrowing portrait of the United States’ Afghanistan follies and strategy, as well as a brilliant depiction of bravery, camaraderie and humanity in the face of insurmountable odds. Based on a true story, specifically the account in CNN anchor Jake Tapper’s book “The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor,” the film

If you’re hungry for pulse-pounding action, brilliant fight choreography, good characters and a straight-forward and fairly basic story, “Extraction” starring Chris Hemsworth on Netflix is the perfect movie to sate your appetite. “Extraction” doesn’t exactly break any new ground in terms of story and plot. Gangster’s son is kidnapped by another gangster, Hemsworth’s Tyler Rake

Based on the comic series/graphic novel by Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernandez, “The Old Guard” is a well-done and entertaining action film that may not completely blow your socks off, but it will definitely be an enjoyable two hours that you may find yourself re-watching. Centered on a group of immortal mercenaries, “The Old Guard”

I finally got around to watching “Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn” or “Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey” or “Birds of Prey.” I’m not knocking the movie in any way but naming all of the titles, just pointing out the most epic movie-naming blunder of an otherwise good film since

Wonder Woman” faced an enormous task: save the DCEU and do justice for the most iconic female superhero ever in her first major motion picture.  For me personally, the film was tasked with saving my jaded view of the modern DC movies because of criminal mistreatment of Superman and three huge misses. My feelings on “Man