Oscar nominated writer/director Jason Reitman (“Juno”, “Up in the Air”) takes over for his father Ivan Reitman, with a new script that beautifully bridges the first two films with “Ghostbusters Afterlife”. Thirty-Seven years after the original “Ghostbusters” raked up over $230 million dollars, spawned an 80’s and 90’s mass toy collection, Reitman has cracked the […]
The long-awaited sequel to the “Avengers Infinity War” cliffhanger has arrived and one of two opening sequences, begin with something rarely seen in Marvel movie, consequences. The three-hour epic, again directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, have touted this finale as something that will change the genre forever. The irony for the Avengers franchise is
2015’s “Ant-Man” was an insignificant part Marvel universe, which isn’t entirely a bad thing. The character was better incorporated into the franchise, in “Captain America: Civil War” (2016) which is where this film picks up. So, if you haven’t seen that one, you’re already lost. Ant-Man has been absent from The Avengers films, including “Infinity War,” but
The 13th film in the Marvel universe, they just keep feeding us the same stuff. Marvel movies are like dry pet food, your cat and dog will lap up the same stuff daily. But as humans, give us the same food three or four days in a row, and we want something different. Daniel Brühl,
Emile Hirsch and Paul Rudd are two darkly funny actors who have joined together for a new kind of film with director David Gordon Green, who appears to be retreating to his independent roots. Green’s films (Pineapple Express, All the Real Girls) are almost always about immaturity on some level, none more so than the
