When looking back at Marvel’s Ant-Man from 2015 one of the biggest praises that was heaped was the sudden change in direction Marvel Studios took with their movies, how they went with a light-hearted tone, and felt that “smaller was better.” Now with Marvel recently coming off of one of the most intense movies in their […]
I love Ben Foster and I found the trailer for this movie compelling. Coming from the Academy Award-nominated Debra Granik, I felt this had high potential to be engaging and riveting, with rich performances. The outcome more than lived up to the trailer and the performances are beautiful and dynamic. I found Ben Foster haunting […]
What I loved best about the first Ant-man was humor and how important family is to the character of Scott Lang. For the sequel, I truly hoped that Marvel would carry through with Wasp and bring her character into the forefront, particularly as she was one of the first superheroes in the comic version of […]
I’ve loved the Jurassic Park movies since the original. The idea of dinosaurs makes the little kid in me clap with excitement. I loved the sequel Jurassic World and thought Chris Pratt was a worthy successor to Sam Neil. After seeing the trailer with Jeff Goldblum, I was looking forward to this second in the […]
Honestly, I’ve been waiting a long time for this sequel. I have to tell you, for me, it’s all about Jack-Jack. For years, I’ve wanted to know more about all the characters from the original but the most important question, was Jack-Jack going to get his moment to shine? He absolutely does, along with […]
I’ve made no bones about the fact that while I hated the original Ocean’s 11 starring the Rat Pack, I adore the remakes starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and all those other guys and gals. And I also haven’t been shy about saying that I couldn’t wait for the next in this series, the (mostly) all-female version, […]
Our friends at Fingerpaint Marketing have provided us with the following Press Release for the upcoming Universal Pictures movie, First Man. On the heels of their six-time Academy Award®-winning smash, La La Land, Oscar®-winning director Damien Chazelle and star Ryan Gosling reteam for Universal Pictures’ First Man, the riveting story of NASA’s mission to land a […]
Our friends at Fingerpaint Marketing have provided us with the following Press Release for the upcoming film from Focus Features, titled The Little Stranger. Story: THE LITTLE STRANGER tells the story of Dr. Faraday, the son of a housemaid, who has built a life of quiet respectability as a country doctor. During the long hot summer […]
With the quality of most sequels that come out it’s no wonder that moviegoers get squirrely when a studio announces that a follow-up film is being made to some monster hit that audiences devoured. Not so with Pixar films. While I had felt some trepidation in the past, this computer animation studio has delivered with […]
Flash Gordon charges in to rescue us from bad movies! Okay, perhaps that intro is over the top, but in a time where many films today are dark and depressing, both in cinematography and tonally, to have a return of the corny Dino De Laurentiis produced film oddly enough came off as somewhat refreshing. The […]
Easily the big breakout character to come out of the Star Wars franchise has been that of Han Solo, the roguish mercenary with a true heart of gold. Granted, much of that popularity can easily be laid at the feet of the actor who brought him to life, that being Harrison Ford. Still, the character […]
“On Chesil Beach” is a British drama film based on the 2007 Booker Prize-nominated novella by Ian McEwan who also helped adapt the story for the film. After watching the trailer, I was excited. I’ve heard from others that Saoirse Ronan is an incredible actress. For one reason or another, most likely because I’m an […]
Hard science fiction stories can be very difficult for the big screen. They tend to have a very thoughtful, sometimes even plodding sense of movement. Sadly they also tend to appeal to a very small population of the movie going audience, those being either hard sci-fi geeks or those that are total nerds when it comes […]
From the earliest days of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when we are first introduced to Tony Stark and his wondrous Iron Man suit, Marvel Studios has been taking audiences on a ride that can only be likened to a jigsaw puzzle. Throughout this ride more pieces have come together giving us an even better glimpse […]
Saturday April 14th at Phoenix Film Festival saw us going back for a nice selection of science fiction films, both feature length and short films. Starting off with Chimera, this was our fourth time watching the film (twice at home, twice in the theater), and the fact that this film held up under a fourth viewing […]
In the 80’s and 90’s horror films featuring an ensemble cast of young actors who get slowly picked off one by one was a staple in horror cinema. Movies like Friday the 13th and Nightmare On Elm Street have established formulas that are generally pretty successful. However they’re not bullet proof. Blair Witch proves that even […]
When I watched the trailers for Blockers, all I could think was how funny it looked. Parents on a train wreck collision with their daughter’s prom night that promised hijinks from both the parents and the daughters. While the movie truly delivered on the laughs, we got more than we bargained for with an exploration […]
I have said many times that sequels can be a very dangerous thing in the movie industry, and unless you have a long term plan already in place, trying to create a new story to follow-up an already successful beginning is very difficult to achieve. Such is the case with Pacific Rim: Uprising, the sequel […]
Ever since I caught the posters for the movie, I’ve wanted to see “Love, Simon.” It looked like a fun, teenage romantic comedy with interesting characters. The trailer completely won me over and I counted the days until it arrived. I was not disappointed. It is sweet, heartfelt and completely what I hoped it would […]
When I watched the trailer, I was intrigued. The premise of a battle of wits between a psychologist and a little girl seemed interesting. So I was tentatively hopeful. I’ve watched a fair number of independent films and not all of them live up to their promise. After watching the film, I can say this […]
Examining creativity’s dual nature in providing a healthy outlet for self-expression as well as a mechanism for avoidance, the graphic novel explores the excitement of an artist unlocking their imagination and the dire consequences of getting lost . . . in the margins.
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2018 Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity – nominee
2018 Excellence in Graphic Novel Literature Award (YA) – nominee
2018 Mosaic Award for Diversity – nominee
2018 IPPY Award (Graphic Novel) – winner
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