It feels like it has been forever since someone understood Jon Hamm's appeal and comedic range. Thankfully, Confess, Fletch allows Hamm to shine as the witty and charming investigative journalist. Confess, Fletch Movie Review Based on the second novel from Gregory McDonald's Fletch series, Confess, Fletch follows ...
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Secret Headquarters Review: Being Super is All In The Family
A lot of kids wish their parents were actual superheroes and in Secret Headquarters that dream comes true for Charlie. What happens next blows his mind but lucky for this teen, being super is all in the family. Secret Headquarters Review Secret Headquarters tells the story of Charlie Kincaid (Walker Scobell), a 14-year-old boy who is ...
Luck Movie Review: A Colorful Take On What Being Lucky Truly Means
It is said luck is what you make it but what if you had the opportunity to change your luck? Skydance's newest film, Luck, dives into the concept of good fortune and what it means to be truly lucky. Luck Movie Review Luck tells the story of Sam (Eva Noblezada), an 18-year-old girl who must leave the children's home she knows to ...
Prey Movie Review: The Best Predator Film Since the Original
Prey pays homage to its predecessor while delivering something fresh. The way it balances raw action with suspense, getting back to the basics of the franchise, makes it the best Predator movie since the original. Prey Movie Review In 1719 North America, Prey follows the story of a young woman, Naru (Amber Midthunder) a member of the Comanche ...
Bullet Train Movie Review: Bloody, Twisted, Wild Ride From Start to Finish
A bloody, twisted, wild ride from start to finish, Bullet Train absolutely never gets boring. Bullet Train Movie Review Based on the novel Maria Beetle by Kōtarō Isaka, Bullet Train follows Ladybug (Brad Pitt) who has just returned to work after some time off for soul-searching and anger issues. Filling in for a coworker, ...
