Robert Downey Jr. is back in his first post- Endgame role with the newly retitled Dolittle. With a huge cast of names, Hollywood’s latest anthropomorphic adventure looks like a wild ride. Check out the trailer and synopsis after the jump. Continue reading “RDJ returns in Universal Picture’s “Dolittle””
What does it say about our collective rage over the death of a puppy(and all animal abuse in general) that the feeling of retribution has driven an entire franchise to box office success not once, twice, but three times? That … Continue reading John Wick Chapter Three: Parabellum
I know you want to know what my thoughts on the 2019 Oscars are, and I have delivered! I was asked to guest on the latest episode of the Cinematic Schematic podcast from The Cinematropolis where we talked all things Oscar. Other voices you will hear are: Host Caleb Masters, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Cinematropolis. Laron Chapman, contributor to The Cinematropolis and writer and director of the film You People. Adam Chitwood, Deputy Editor at Collider Enjoy! Continue reading The Cinematic Schematic – 2019 Oscar Predictions
What do you get when the director of “Spy” and “Bridesmaids” finds inspiration in a darker genre of film? One gets “A Simple Favor,” the campy “Gone Girl” we didn’t know we needed. Continue reading “A Simple Favor”
Here’s the thing about musicals: there isn’t a way to make a mediocre one. They’re either spectacular feats like Les Miserable or they’re not. There isn’t an in-between. Yet, leave it to Hollywood to make a sequel to one of … Continue reading Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again
Going into a comedy movie without context for what you are about to see is a risk in this modern era of raunchy comedy. That risk paid off with the surprisingly sweet “Blockers” as it tackles mid-life crisis and coming … Continue reading Blockers
The Fifty Shades era is over. Celebrate, huzzah! Billed as “mommy porn” and released each year on the Valentine’s Day weekend, these films have drawn large female audiences for their portrayal of the relationship between Anastasia Steele and her billionaire … Continue reading Fifty Shades Freed
Amidst the furor of the sexual harassment scandal shaking Hollywood, the latest Ridley Scott feature has hit theatres as a prime example of how this turn in culture has shaken the status quo. Now starring Christopher Plummer as billionaire and … Continue reading All The Money In The World
The hyped sequel to the beloved Robin Williams film “Jumanji” hits theatres this holiday season. Starring Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan, this sequel brings the family classic into the modern era of video games and selfie … Continue reading Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Make sure to check out the latest episode of the Oklahoma Film Critic Circle podcast! Yours truly was a guest contributor as the roundtable discussed Justice League, Coco, Wonder, and Last Flag Flying. Other voices you will hear on this podcast are: Host Charles Elmore, producer of Videodrone Tulsa @918_Charles @VideodroneTulsa Craig “The Movie Guy” Sanger, Vice President of the OFCC, and film critic for KOKH TV Fox 25 in Oklahoma City, as well as WWLS-FM, KYIS-FM, and KATT-FM. @craigsanger Jeff Huston, Secretary/Treasurer of the OFCC, contributing film critic for The Tulsa Voice, and critic/editor for I Can’t Unsee That Movie. @CantUnseeMovie Enjoy! Continue reading OFCC Podcast Episode 17
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