Scotty G At The Movies: ‘Clerks III’ is a Heartfelt Return to the View Askewniverse
Clerks III is a film that is confident in itself, but will surprise viewers with its grace and heart.
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Scotty G At The Movies: “The Tender Bar” – A Series of Whimsical Vignettes That Do Not Make for a Satisfying Film
For Scotty G, there is a better film in The Tender Bar than what the finished product turned out to be.
Scotty G At The Movies: Travel to Arrakis with Scotty G’s thoughts on “Dune”
Scotty G shares his thoughts on watching Denis Villeneuve’s Dune, his first experience with the epic story.
Scotty G At The Movies: “Last Night in Soho” is Edgar Wright at the Top of His Game
Last Night in Soho is director Edgar Wright’s most assured and confident work to date.
31 Days of Horror 2021 Presents Scotty G’s “The Sound That Scares Me”
Scotty G shares his thoughts on an opening chord that strikes fear in his heart every time he heard it.
Scotty G At The Movies: “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” is a Lean Film that Goes Overboard Just a Bit Too Often
Venom: Let There Be Carnage takes what worked in the first film and cranks it to 11, sometimes with mixed results.
31 Days of Horror 2021 Presents Scotty G At The Movies: “Halloween Kills” Shows the Horror of Mob Mentality
For Scotty G, Michael Myers in Halloween Kills is the purist representation of evil. But how is the rest of the movie?
Scotty G At The Movies: “No Time To Die” an Adequate End to the Daniel Craig Bond Era
While No Time To Die is a worthy addition to the franchise, it is far from being one of the great Bond films.
Scotty G At The Movies: “Jungle Cruise” Stars Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson’s Onscreen Chemistry Make for a Fun Adventure
With its jokes and undeniable onscreen chemistry between its two leads, Disney’s Jungle Cruise is a refreshing throwback to adventure films of years past.
Scotty G At The Movies: The Green Knight is a Challenging, Yet Rewarding Film
The Green Knight is a gorgeous, thoughtful, well-acted and finely crafted film that will make you feel a sense of wonder that is too often lacking in movies today.
Scotty G At The Movies: The Suicide Squad is an Exercise in Excess Could Have Used Some Restraint
The Suicide Squad is profane, over-the-top-violent and full of wonderful sequences, but Scotty G thinks it loses its way thanks to its excesses.
Review: ‘F9’ is a Disappointing Entry in the ‘Fast and Furious’ Film Saga, or How I Learned to Despise Electromagnets
For all of its bluster, the F9 formula seems a bit tired and something needs to be done to reenergize the series