It’s a Jurassic World After All
A theme park where you watch & ride the dinosaurs maybe a recipe for disaster but makes a great summer blockbuster film to watch.
Operation Secret Identity
Anyone that enjoys spy movies like Mission Impossible, and James Bond movies would find this movie inspiring and intriguing. Spy was directed by Paul Feig and the theme of the movie is about a CIA Analyst named Susan Cooper (Melissa McCarthy) who felt her life would become exciting once she quit her teaching career and joined the CIA.
I Spy Melissa McCarthy Undercover
Anticipation has been mounting for the release of Spy directed by Paul Feig and starring Melissa McCarthy as Susan Cooper, a CIA agent who despite being at the top of her class, chooses to work with surveillance and computer equipment in a dingy basement in order to give advice via an ear piece to her unrequited love, agent Bradley Fine (played by Jude Law).
Spy-ing to be Funny
Spy is the vehicle that comedienne Melissa McCarthy has been waiting for since her Oscar nominated breakthrough performance in “Bridesmaids.” Spy is McCarthy’s funniest film to date and if you’re ready to go on a globetrotting adventure while laughing along the way, then accept this mission.
Oh, Please Go Home
An alien coming to our home planet is nothing new. Some are friendly and want to work with us. Others want to take over and eradicate us in the process. For the misadventures of the alien named Oh and his human companion Tip, this movie doesn’t offer the very comforts of its title, “Home”.
Return to Middle Earth
“In a hole, in the ground, there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.”
In 1937, the world was greeted with these words for the first time by author J.R.R Tolkien, when The Hobbit was first published. Now, 77 years later, the final installment of this epic journey has made it to the big screen.
14 Years ago we saw
What’s Your Top Five?
If there is one comedian who can never do wrong, that comedian is Chris Rock. Rock has been riding high through a series of successful comedy specials including “Bigger & Blacker” and 2 critically acclaimed TV Series. Now, he’s back and ready to make us laugh once more with “Top Five”
Damaged, and nearly broken
Mockingjay Part 1 Review
Welcome to the second to last movie based off of the Hunger Games books. The journey has been long and arduous, but the Mockingjay continues on her quest for revenge.
Katniss Everdeen has been on quite the journey over the past few years. She has gone from a girl who wanted to save her sister to the face of the rebellion against the Capitol. And she has not emerged unscathed. She is currently a profoundly damaged individual who has seen and lost more than anyone can reasonably expect to
Hear the Call of the Mockingjay Part 1
The beginning of the end has started. The third installment of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games trilogy has gone from the last man standing survival of the games to a political thriller, as the rebels of the disavowed District 13 declare war against the Capitol and its ruthless leader President Snow (Donald Sutherland).
In case you missed it or haven’t read the two previous books, heroine Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) shot an arrow into the sky and destroyed the Quarter Quell arena
Think Like a Man Too’s a Sure Bet
By Dean Rogers
It was only two years ago that the world was exposed to Steve Harvey’s book turned movie “Think like a Man.” While the first movie felt like a two-hour infomercial for the best-selling book, its sequel, opening this weekend, takes a completely different turn and thank goodness it did. This time, we get a Vegas rom-com adventure that’s filled with hilarious moments, outrageous misbehaviors and Kevin Hart keeping us in stitches along the way. While the “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” mantra remains true in several successful comedy films in recent years, it doesn’t mean the party stops when the credits roll.
