Reviews.
‘Office Christmas Party’ (2016) Review
Office Christmas Party (2016) Review: Space Office X For many people, the annual office Christmas party is a droll experience. No one really wants to be there, and it somehow turns the joyous event of Christmas, into a sad lonely affair. ‘Office Christmas Party’ is for those people. It’s an
‘Sully’ (2016) Review
Sully (2016) Review: Soft Landing As a fairly young, but avid viewer of motion pictures, many of the movies that are based on true stories, are stories I either don’t remember or wasn’t alive to see. However in the ever flowing stream of time, events continue to occur, and then
‘Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them’ (2016) Review
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them (2016) Review: Newt Scamander: Beast Detective 5 years since the last iteration of the Harry Potter franchise, and audiences just couldn’t seem to escape the Wizarding World. ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ is the latest multi million dollar nostalgia trip in
‘Almost Christmas’ (2016) Review
Almost Christmas (2016) Review: A Well Cast Bad Ensemble Despite being declared “Most wonderful time of the year”, Christmas has its fair share of critics. Truly, some people don’t enjoy agonizing over the perfect gift, and then spending money on it, for people, that they don’t really care for. That
‘Arrival’ (2016) Review
Arrival (2016) Review: Dora For Aliens ‘Arrival’ is what a remake of ‘The Day The Earth Stood Still’ by Christopher Nolan would be like. Much like that movie, ‘Arrival’ is a film that shows us a more grounded look at the familiar story of alien invasion. The story takes place
‘Doctor Strange’ (2016) Review
Doctor Strange (2016) Review: Just Weird Enough 8 years ago Robert Downey Jr. strapped on a high tech red and gold suit and introduced the world to Iron Man. Now, 13 films later, Doctor Strange gives us a movie that continues to expand a universe, that already has gods, aliens,
‘Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Madea Halloween’ (2016) Review
Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Madea Halloween (2016) Review: The Horror. Maybe once it was a good idea. Dress up like the matriarch of a black household, hire hard working black actors and actresses, and write stories that appeal to a group of people who’ve historically been under and misrepresented. On
‘The Girl On The Train’ (2016) Review
The Girl On The Train (2016) Review: Gone Girl: Lifetime Edition ‘The Girl On The Train’ is a movie, based on a book, that’s about not judging a book by it’s cover. It tells the stories of three women, each at different stages of their lives. Rachael, the girl on
‘Keeping Up With The Joneses’ (2016) Review
Keeping Up With The Joneses (2016) Review: They’re Boring. I don’t know what it is but spy comedies never seem to do it for me. I think on the face of it, movies making fun of spies, or just playing with the espionage genre could be great. There are plenty
‘The Accountant’ (2016) Review
The Accountant (2016) Review: Miscalculated With a name like ‘The Accountant’, it’s hard to imagine anything but hyper aggressive keyboard clacking, horn rimmed glasses, and a job that few like. While Ben Affleck’s character in this film is an actual accountant, his job description entails more than the occasional audit,