After a reboot and a hit TV series, The Karate Kid franchise is finally bridging the gap between them and the original films with Karate Kid: Legends, a crowd-pleasing, fun, and high-energy film. Karate Kid Legends Review In the 80s, The Karate Kid and The Karate Kid Part 2, starring Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita, were and remain beloved ...
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The Phoenician Scheme Review: Amusing, Silly, & Very Anderson
Wes Anderson has once again delivered something very Wes Anderson. The Phoenician Scheme is amusing, exciting, and a little cartoonish as the director once again tells a story about a problematic patriarch. The Phoenician Scheme Review When it comes to directors working today, Wes Anderson may be the one with the most distinctive style. ...
Lilo and Stitch Review: Cute, Fluffy, & Just What We Need At The Movies
As a millennial, the bar was set high for the Lilo & Stitch live action remake because the original is one of my top 5 Disney films, I'm happy to report this is a reimagining done right. It's cute, fluffy, heartfelt, and just what we need at the movies. Lilo and Stitch Review If there is one thing that will get me teary eyed it's ...
Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning Review : A Fitting End
Whether it is truly the end or not, Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning delivers an adrenaline-fueled ride that brings the franchise to a fitting close. Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning Review For almost 30 years, Mission: Impossible has continually presented audiences with big-screen spectacles, high stakes, and humor. Tom ...
Thunderbolts Review: An Incredibly Raw & Entertaining Film About Healing
Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* is an incredible story about the healing, redemption, and acceptance needed to truly heal from a lifetime of trauma. Thunderbolts Review On the surface, Thunderbolts* looks like another entry in the motley crew of random heroes and/or antiheroes that are forced to team up in order to save the world genre. ...
