‘Spider-Man Brand New Day’ Review
Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, Spider-Man: Brand New Day follows an isolated Peter Parker (Tom Holland) four years after the events of No Way Home. Defending New York City full-time…
‘The Odyssey’ Review: Ignore The Hype, It’s A Great Film
To enjoy this film properly, you need to disembark from the hype train. As soon as people hear the name Christopher Nolan, expectations explode into the stratosphere. Homer’s “The Odyssey”…
‘Moana’ Review: The Best Remake Disney Has Made Yet
Disney’s live-action reimagining of Moana is a visual spectacle, demanding open eyes and open ears to soak in the culture, music, and comedy. The animated original debuted in 2016, so…
The Invite Review: The Wildest Dinner Party You’ll Ever See
The wildest dinner party you’ll ever see is brought to you by director Olivia Wilde and A24. The film is a triumphant success for both Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen.…
Toy Story 5 Review: The Franchise Just Keeps Getting Better
The legendary Pixar magic was on full display in the fifth installment of the Toy Story franchise. This go-round, the toys meet tech in an all-new adventure that brings the…
‘Mouth Full of Golds’: The Inspiring Life of Eddie Plein
There couldn’t be a more important facet of Atlanta’s meteoric rise in the early 2000s than the implementation of grillz. Eddie Plein, better known as “Famous Eddie,” was responsible for…
‘Violet and Marlowe Rob a Bank’ Among Tribeca Award Winners
The 2026 Tribeca Festival, in its 25th anniversary, announced competition winners, with Cotton Fever, Labrador – Autopsy of Silence, and Jail Time Records taking top honors in the U.S. Narrative,…
‘Summer of Three’ Review: A Drama with Love and Soul
A coming-of-age tale on the island of Puerto Rico. Told in Spanish with English subtitles, Summer of Three follows Javi (Marcel Ruiz) after he returns to the island for the…
Full Disclosure: ‘Disclosure Day’ is an Epic Disappointment
The saying “nobody’s perfect” has never rung truer. Many directors of notoriety have been producing films that haven’t lived up to the hype behind them, and worse, they’ve been let…
‘Dante’ Review: A Blood-Soaked Night in Madrid
Directed by Hugo Ruiz, Dante follows Eduardo (Chino Darin) on a routine night in Madrid as a paramedic. As he responds to an emergency call, he quickly realizes he’s in…