Gunpowder Milkshake: A Stylish John Wick Clone with a Feminist Twist
Gunpowder Milkshake: A Stylish Tribute or a Mere Imitation? Gunpowder Milkshake burst onto Netflix this summer, boasting an all-star female cast and a flashy
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Come Play: Movie Review
Let’s go ahead and say that the movies definitely take the idea of an imaginary friend and turn it on its head without thinking of what it might do to t
Five Times Penélope Cruz Proved Her Acting Abilities
It’s not easy being a foreign actress in Hollywood. The language barrier and the intense competition is not for the faint of heart. Through the years, more
Movies That Could Use a Reboot: Ghost Ship
Walking into this movie in the theater as a younger kid my expectations weren’t too high since Ghost Ship did have a few stars that were fairly big at t
Movie Crime Couples That Give Bonnie and Clyde a Run For Their Money
A crime movie makes for a great watch. And when it has elements of romance in it, it makes things even better. But the best crime movies are those that have s
Will Dominion be Better Than the Last Two Jurassic World Movies?
We won’t get to really find out how good Jurassic World: Dominion is going to be until June of 2022, but so far it would appear that a lot of people are
Is Tall Girl Netflix’s Worst Original Film?
When it comes to Netflix originals then the streaming site doesn’t exactly have the best track record for great films. Sure, there’s The Irishman,
Sandman and Rhino: The Unlikely Duo We Need in Sony’s Spider-Verse
Remember Thomas Haden Church’s portrayal of Flint Marko, aka Sandman, in 2007’s Spider-Man 3? Well, he’s making a comeback in the upcoming S
Why Ted 2 Killed The Chances Of A Third Film
Back in 2012, Seth MacFarlane surprised the world with the hilarious Ted. The first film was actually a huge box office success, garnering over $550 million w
Why We Think Audiences Mostly Ignored King Richard
Will Smith made his return to theaters once again as the Oscar nominee played the title character, Richard Williams, who made a clear 78-page plan for his dau
