Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3; More emotional than humourous, w/a sense of closure for many characters, this volume isn’t as fun or exciting as previous two, yet still satisfying & enjoyable in its delivery of action, laughs, heart & galactic spectacle. Additions fit well; A-
5.04.2023
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
1.05.2023
Avatar: The Way of Water
Avatar: The Way of Water; Technically astounding. Finale has elements of Terminator, Aliens & Titanic. Some story moments are silly. The film struggles to overcome the fact that most of the Sully family isn’t very likeable. A remarkable visual feast from the peerless Cameron; A
12.25.2022
Amsterdam
Amsterdam; Talented cast chews up dialogue in this important cautionary reminder of how history repeats itself when lessons of the past are dismissed or ignored. Film has a lot to say but struggles to find its footing with an uneven pace and too broad a scope to fluidly tell; B
4.17.2022
The Adam Project
The Adam Project; Time travelling sci-fi can often get messy w/plotting and logic, so Reynolds’ ability to weave comedy, action & drama keeps it entertaining while the film struggles to connect the dots. Cast and budget make it well worth the watch but it lacks lasting effect; B
9.02.2019
Missing Link
4.27.2018
Avengers: Infinity War
5.05.2017
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
8.02.2016
Star Trek Beyond
10.17.2014
The Book of Life
8.03.2014
Guardians of the Galaxy
Edit (Aug 8th): I just did something I don't think I've ever done before.Saw a movie three times in the theatre. In less than a week.
Only other movie I probably saw in theatres more than twice is Pulp Fiction. Saw that one four times. Maybe the original Batman three times.
I may have to revisit my initial review of Guardians of the Galaxy after seeing it in IMAX 3D. Actually makes it an A or dare I say, A+ even.





