‘The King’s Man’ (2021) Review: A Royal Dive into the Past
Let’s face it, there is usually a hidden problem with the second or third or fourth part of most movies and it is a phenomenon that we have come to see over the years. Movies […]
Four Other Series to Binge-watch if you Enjoy ‘Emily in Paris’
The second season of Emily in Paris picks up after Emily’s (Lily Collins) night of passion with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), her friend’s ex-boyfriend. Poor Emily did the deed because she thought the hot chef will […]
Preview of January Movies and TV Shows
While there are not so many movies to look forward to in January, there are two artistic Nollywood titles to be excited about, and quite a number of returning TV shows. Highlight of New Films […]
Politics, Religion, and Water: The Ecology of ‘Dune’
What makes Frank Herbert’s epic account of a young man’s ascension from boy to Duke to meta-messiah burdened with terrible – and questionable – purpose a poignant reflection of humanity’s zealous obsession with power?
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Review: A Tired Rehash of the Old
The Matrix has been rebooted with old characters given new roles, new villains to protect the system, and the old villains suffering the responsibility of deus ex machina. The Matrix Resurrections stars an aging cast […]
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Review: A Proper Trilogy for the Spider-Man Franchise
Blockbusters like Fast and Furious 9, No Time to Die, Black Widow, and Venom: Let There Be Carnage are a few movies people looked forward to in the thick of the COVID. These are movies […]
‘True Story’ Series Review: Another Kevin Hart Attempt at Something Serious is Successful
The first episode of True Story is titled “The King of Comedy”, the same as the 1983 Martin Scorsese comedy, The King of Comedy. Like Scorsese’s, there is a creepy fan and no Rupert Rupkin, […]
Festive Season Movies Preview
A preview of movies to watch at home and in cinemas over Christmas and New Year’s break.
‘Bruised’ Review: The Problem with Creed and Overcomplexity of Halle Berry’s Jackie Justice
In Halle Berry’s directorial debut, Bruised, the first scene opens with a POV of Jackie Justice taking the beating of her life for a couple of minutes. Not able to take the beating any longer, […]
Retro Review: ‘Home Alone’ is Immortal
The most interesting thing about rewatching Chris Columbus’ 1990 film, Home Alone, is seeing Joe Pesci play Harry Lime and be a goofy burglar. It is to watch Macaulay Culkin in retrospect, knowing all the […]
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