Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - Review

   The Dark Knight. The Man of Steel. The two biggest icons of comic history finally share the screen after decades of separation. In attempts to follow in Marvel’s footsteps with their own cinematic universe, Warner Brothers and DC have released their second film in their young universe. Can they catch up to Marvel with just one film or will it all fall apart?

The Brothers Grimsby - Review

    Sacha Baron Cohen is funny. Characters such as Ali G, Borat, Bruno, and General Admiral Aladeen were all daring in their own way. And his unplanned appearance as Ali G at theAcademy Awards was perhaps one of the funnier moments of the night. But what’s presented in The Brothers Grimsby is neither clever nor satirical, and though it does have it’s moments, is often unfunny.

Zootopia - Review

   Yes this review is an incredibly late review, but it was something I just had to get out there no matter the time. Disney proves once again why they’ve been doing this animation thing at such a high level for such a long time. Sure there was a bad period in early part of the century, but otherwise Disney has produced hit after hit and the 55^th release from the storied studio is no different.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot - Review

   Oddly enough seeing Tina Fey as a war correspondent is something no one wanted to see until it actually happened. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, which ultimately translates to WTF, is based on the memoir of Kim Barker titled ‘The Taliban Shuffle: Strange Days in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The film features zero scenes in Pakistan, instead focusing on the Afghan town “Kabubble”, one of many changes made.