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.
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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
Review: ‘Snake Eyes G.I. Joe Origins’ is a Big Step Up From Previous Films
Snake Eyes G.I. Joe Origins is vastly superior to the two previous G.I. Joe films in every way imaginable.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore’
I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore is one long title, but it makes up for the length with comedy and action.
Review: Black Widow Gets Upstaged In Her Own, Stellar Film
Black Widow is another solid entry in the MCU, even if the title character is upstaged in her own film.
Movie Review: Seeing In 2021 With The Nearly Impenetrable ‘Tenet’
Tenet is an extremely (some may say overly/unnecessarily) complex science-fiction film that possesses no easy answers or explanations.
‘Shawn Mendes: In Wonder’ Depicts A Pop Star At The Top Of Their Game
‘Shawn Mendes: In Wonder’ is the new Netflix documentary covering Shawn Mendes’ 2019 world tour, the recording of his upcoming album Wonder and the physical and emotional toll of his rise to stardom
The Way I See It Highlights The Empathy And Excellence Of The Obama Years
The Way I See It is an excellent portrayal of a time, place, and man the likes of whom we might not see again.
The New Mutants Delivers Stellar Performances While Honouring Its Source Material
The New Mutants is a superhero film that finds its success thanks to its uncanny mix of stellar performances and strong character development.
‘The Hunt’ Is A Lethal Mix Of Laughs, Gore, And Politics
The Hunt is a comedic, violent satire that takes on both sides of the political aisles. It’s my favourite film of 2020 so far.
‘Terminator: Dark Fate’: Another Underwhelming Entry in a Dead Franchise
Sometimes a film angers you so much, you have to sit down in front of your computer and just get it all out. Terminator: Dark Fate is one such film.