Spirit Reckoning: How the Wild West is Still in Fashion
While superheroes and intergalactic mercenaries take over popular entertainment, some old-school themes still linger. They may be less in demand than in the past, but cowboys pop up now and then in movies, video games and even comics to take us back to the grit of the wild west.
Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge Hits Like a Hard "R" G.I. Joe
MORTAL KOMBAT LEGENDS: SCORPION'S REVENGE opens, as one would expect, by presenting itself as the origin of Hanzo Hasashi (voiced by Patrick Seitz), a great warrior who returns to his village to find it completely eradicated, including his wife.
Uncut Gems Unsettling Cinema
Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) is a jeweler living the high life at a high cost.
What if Superman Landed in Soviet Russia? Superman: Red Son Releases on Blu-ray and Digital
The Mark Millar Elseworld's tale gets an animated adaptation as DC Entertainment releases SUPERMAN: RED SON on Blu-ray this week.
Charlie's Angels (2019) an Object Lesson in Killing Franchises
It's not uncommon that a film have a theme. In fact, it's expected. You watch the film, you digest the plot, and you come away with the idea that, "This was a metaphor for this particular idea."
The Quest for Family Connection Drives Disney Pixar's Latest Film Onward
Tom Holland and Chris Pratt lead this charming Disney Pixar road-trip / buddy movie in a literal quest for magic.
Best Film of 2019 Awarded to Iconic Villain: Joker
In the category of Best Film of 2019, we had, perhaps, the most competition of any other category in terms of the number of nominations each vying for the vote of our readers. But there were only three films that cracked the barrier into double-digit percentages of the prize pie.
No Joke: Joaquin Phoenix Nabs Best Film Actor for 2019
We've written before how so many of our Best of 2019 contests were nail-biters, close calls, and photo finishes.
Super Sonic: Sega's Hedgehog Hero Comes Out a Winner
The face of Sega gaming races into theaters this weekend, and the studio execs have got to be crossing their fingers that they hit a home run with the fans.
DOWNHILL Is An Unfunny Waste Of Great Comedy Talent
Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus are two living legends in comedy. Both are Saturday Night Live alumni who revel in the absurd. Ferrell graduated to the big screen with Old School and never looked back.
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