Tag: The Movie Revue

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‘Weapons’ Film Review: The Kids Are Not Alright

Cregger has fun playing with his audience, and has designed a work that will appeal to horror fanatics as well as the casual horror watcher. 

‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Film Review: Comic Book Fun The Right Way!

“The sincerity of the screenplay and the dedication of the actors sell the seriousness of the situation while Shakman keeps the spirit of creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s fanciful comic world intact. “

‘Eddington’ Film Review: Conspiracies and Doomscrolling in a Broken America

“With Eddington, the director has crafted an intense and pointed look at the deformities of America’s broken social structures.”

Ron Howard’s EDEN: Official Poster and Teaser Trailer

This one could be quite interesting and seems like another intriguing challenge for Howard as a filmmaker. 

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Film Review; Gareth Edwards Finds a Way

“Gareth Edwards and David Koepp have given this worn out series a shot of creative adrenaline.”

Trailer Premiere- Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is highly anticipated b y Springsteen fans and music biopic aficionados alike and will receive its wide theatrical release on October 24 of this year. 

TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2025: ‘The Sixth Borough’ Film Review (Documentary Competition)

The documentary’s informative qualities are of the highest standard. That the film entertains and moves us, makes it all the more special.

TRIBECA FESTIVAL 2025: NATCHEZ (DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION)

If Natchez teaches us anything, it is the importance of preserving the beauty of any land while  acknowledging its true history.

Trailer Premiere: THE LOST BUS (2025)

“’The Lost Bus’ is the story of quiet heroism — of people coming together in the face of the unthinkable. I’m honored to have been entrusted with this story,” says director Paul Greengrass. 

TRIBECA FESTIVAL 2025 POST-EVENT RECAP: JUNE 11

Day 8 of the 2025 Tribeca Festival was once again packed with star power and celebrations of film and media. There was also a bit of “The Daisy Age”. (If ya know, ya know.)