In 1975, audiences were given their first taste of a shark for antagonist on the big screen with Steven Spielberg’s classic “Jaws”. More recently the “Sharknado” film series has been all the rage. Forty-two years later, audiences still seem to love to see sharks attack humans on film. The latest shark movie, “47 Meters Down” from Entertainment Studios, is a great addition […]
August Wilson’s Tony-award winning play makes it to the screen Christmas Day with some compelling performances from its amazing cast.
Hidden Figures, adapted from a nonfiction book of the same name by Margot Lee Shetterly, is truly one of the most inspiring stories of all time…and space.
A running joke guessed that the final Harry Potter book would be titled “Harry Potter and the End of the Gravy Train.” Well, joke’s on them because J.K. Rowling’s Billionaire Express shows no sign of slowing. With Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the train is at Grand Central rather than King’s Cross, introducing […]
Oliver Stone’s “Snowden” offers a unique chronicle of a very tumultuous time in our history. 9/11 changed everything, from the way we travel to the way we view religious freedom. It also changed the way we expected our government to protect us. In the face of such an unspeakable tragedy, “by any means necessary” was […]
With its fiftieth anniversary a few months away, the crew of the Starship Enterprise, in the Kelvin universe, heads back to this big screen this weekend with a sense of wonder and hope. With a new director and a new mission ahead, Captain Kirk and company will go against the odds – literally – with […]
For your holiday season pleasure, we get to see the oddball pairing of Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg together again since their initial chemistry in five years. This time, they are dads competing for the love and affection of their family in the Paramount Pictures comedy Daddy’s Home.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens begins thirty years after Return of the Jedi and is ready to take us to that galaxy far, far away
Miss You Already is a wonderful movie of a friendship that spans decades. Jess (Drew Barrymore) moves from the U.S. to England as a little girl. She is befriended by Milly (Toni Collette). The movie begins with Jess thinking back to her youth, as flashbacks depict the girls as their friendship develops. They shared everything […]
In 1957, painter, Rudolf Abel (Mark Rylance) is shown to be a Russian spy who is caught by the CIA. This is a true story. Steven Spielberg who directs and produces the movie wonderfully depicts the Cold War from both the sides of the Americans and the Russians and Communism in East Germany. He shows […]
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