Before Apple's iPhone dominated the marketplace there was RIM's BlackBerry. But how quickly it disappeared from memory is the focus of Matt Johnson's latest BlackBerry, a fascinating, entertaining, and witty look at the rise and fall of the original smartphone. BlackBerry Movie Review The docudrama begins in 1996. A time when ...
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White Men Can’t Jump Review: A Remake That Shoots and Mostly Scores
The White Men Can't Jump remake takes a lot of shots and while some are bricks it still manages to score thanks to the chemistry of the cast and director Calmatic's clear love of the game. White Men Can't Jump Review Kamal Allen (Sinqua Walls) is a former high school basketball protege whose goals were shattered when his anger got the ...
Crater Movie Review: Surprisingly Emotional Coming-Of-Age Sci-Fi Adventure
Harkening back to the 80s and 90s, Disney's Crater is a surprisingly emotional coming-of-age sci-fi adventure that serves as a bittersweet reminder that life can change in an instant so enjoy it to the fullest. Crater Movie Review Raised his entire life on a lunar mining colony, the recently orphaned Caleb (Isaiah Russell-Bailey) learns ...
Book Club The Next Chapter Review: A Funny & Heartwarming Sequel
Looking for the perfect girls' night out or Mother's Day movie night pick? Look no farther than Book Club The Next Chapter, a laugh-out-loud, heartwarming sequel that sees veterans of Hollywood once again having an absolute blast together. Book Club The Next Chapter Review When the story begins the best friends, Vivian (Jane Fonda), ...
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Review: Emotional Send-Off For MCU’s Misfits
Get ready to be hooked on...several feelings. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 is an emotional send-off for everyone's favorite MCU misfits that brings the tears as well as the party. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Review The Guardians are existing peacefully on Knowhere, rebuilding this corner of the galaxy and dealing with the aftermath ...
