This review contains a paragraph with minor spoilers. “Barbara, what did you do?” “Wonder Woman 1984” is the problem child of the DC Extended Universe. It seems to like to cause problems by being loud, throwing things in the air hoping something will stick and running around solely for the sake of causing a commotion. It has its bright spots of controlled chaos, but sometimes the child’s problems overwrite those
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Have you ever finished eating your meal from your favorite fast food place, and whether or not it was good or bad, you excitedly find those stray French fries at the bottom of the bag? That is exactly what “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special” is, and that is meant to be a huge compliment. The “Star Wars” fan base has been at war with itself these last couple of
With 2020 drawing to a close, I can say it has certainly not been a great time to be a movie fan. Theaters are on death’s door, studios do not seem intent on helping them and even monopoly-wannabe Disney is shifting its business strategies toward streaming. The whole situation is very, very bitter. Still, not everything is bleak. Even without theaters, we got some diamonds in the rough. Perhaps the
Food can be found at the center of nearly every culture, every social gathering and every meaningful moment with loved ones. And of course, it’s the center of this season, with Thanksgiving around the corner. Cuisine can make for a good film, too, so here are a few of the best food-centric movies to nourish your mind, body and soul. “Ratatouille” (2007) “If you are what you eat, then I
“He’s wearing my body and he’s killing it!” Social outcast Millie Kessler’s (Kathryn Newton) had it rough — her family is falling apart, she is unpopular at school and she doesn’t know what she wants for her future. Things get worse one night when she is targeted by local slasher, the Blissfield Butcher (Vince Vaughn), whose murder attempt switches their bodies. With 24 hours and the help of her friends Josh
It is a bit daunting to create a show about Britain’s most powerful family, but creator Peter Morgan has no qualms about it. His Netflix series “The Crown,” a six-season project that changes out its casts every two seasons, explores the drama behind the Windsors while chronicling the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Season four hit the streaming service on Sunday, finishing its final foray with the middle-age cast. Admittedly,
American media has a superiority complex, and honestly, it’s unfounded. Yes, there have been phenomenal works to come out of Hollywood, but the assumption that Hollywood is the sole source of these works is elitist and deprives us of the perspectives offered in foreign productions. Everyone should be watching foreign-language films, and below are some of my favorites to broaden your movie horizons. “Parasite” (2019) Let’s get the most obvious
Director Scott Frank‘s “The Queen’s Gambit,” which follows fictional Elizabeth “Beth” Harmon (Anya Taylor-Joy) throughout the ’50s and ’60s as she works her way up from an orphanage to the top of the chess world, is a bit of a sensation right now. It secured the number one spot on Netflix’s Top 10 List and has amassed an impressive 100 percent critical rating on Rotten Tomatoes. You can’t count the
“It’s time we changed this world and ourselves. In order to do that, we have to know ourselves.” On an American military base in Italy during the fall of 2016, moody and pretentious teen Fraser Wilson (Jack Dylan Grazer) moves in as his mother takes over command. Intrigued by teen Caitlin (Jordan Kristine Seamón) and her friends, Fraser falls in with them as tensions begin to mount throughout the base.
Her third album in three years, Ariana Grande’s “Positions” provides a sweet but sinful pop-R&B soundtrack, yet ultimately fails to reach its full potential as Grande seems at her most unenthused and uninspired. The sixth studio album in Grande’s discography, “Positions” focuses less on dealing with the aftermath of life’s trauma, like “Sweetener” and “thank u, next,” and more about finding peace, finding new love and learning how to trust
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