In the pantheon of animated franchises, Kung Fu Panda has carved out a niche that’s as delightful as it is deep, blending rib-tickling comedy with surprisingly profound philosophical musings. It’s a series that’s as much about martial arts excitement as it is about the journey of self-discovery. Now, with its … [Read More]
In Matthew Vaughn‘s Argylle, he dips into the lively concoction of the spy-action-comedy genre to offer audiences a romp of cinematic extravaganza. Unraveling in an enigma wrapped within a web of convoluted twists, the film swings wildly between breath-taking stunts, effervescent humor, and a satirical take on the espionage genre. … [Read More]
We haven’t had a thrilling spy movie in a while, and Argylle is here to challenge that. The latest action flick follows Elly (Bryce Dallas Howard), a novelist who writes about secret agents, only to find herself being whisked away by Aiden (Sam Rockwell) and thrown into a real-life espionage … [Read More]
Back in the late 90s, everyone was finally realizing that they could have an incredible home entertainment set-up with surround sound. A similar moment happened with my own family. My Dad showed off this new advancement in audio technology with the D-Day Omaha beach landing sequence in Saving Private Ryan. … [Read More]
JERRY & MARGE GO LARGE (2022): Gaming the Game Film Review by John Smistad JERRY & MARGE GO LARGE is Based on the true story, long-married couple Jerry and Marge Selbee win the lottery (a lot) and then use the money to revive their struggling small town starring Bryan Cranston and … [Read More]
The 55th annual New York Film Festival kicked off Thursday night with the world premiere of Richard Linklater’s Last Flag Flying. This is Linklater’s third NYFF film but first opening night and its significance was not lost on him. In his introductory remarks at the 6 p.m. screening at Alice … [Read More]
Almost forgot to share this with you guys! I decided to go ahead and Video Review Wakefield and shared on our YouTube channel. I was going to just update the original post but I noticed that TMB was at 21,499 posts I leaping at the opportunity to be number 21,500!!! … [Read More]
Why Him? Starring James Franco and Bryan Cranston is out now on Blu-ray & DVD and I had a chance to speak to the director of the film John Hamburg. This one arguably my favorite comedy of 2016 and I was excited to talk to John all about it. Below … [Read More]
I feels like it’s been a lifetime ago since I remember running home from school to watch Power Rangers as part of the Fox Kids daily lineup. The Power Rangers were just so cool. Everyone had their favorite Power Ranger, mine was the green/white one that Jason David Frank portrayed. Many … [Read More]
why him Genre: Comedy Directed by: John Hamburg Starring:James Franco, Bryan Cranston, Zoey Deutch Written by: Jonah Hill (story), John Hamburg Synopsis: During the holidays, loving but overprotective Ned (Bryan Cranston) travels to California to visit his daughter Stephanie (Zoey Deutch) at Stanford University. While there, he meets his biggest nightmare: her well-meaning … [Read More]
Genre: Comedy Directed by: Dylan Kidd Starring: Bryan Cranston, Anna Kendrick, Miles Teller Written by: Kyle Pennekamp & Scott Turpel (screenplay) Synopsis: Life after college graduation is not exactly going as planned for Will and Jillian who find themselves lost in a sea of increasingly strange jobs. But with help from their family, … [Read More]
Synopsis: In 1947, Dalton Trumbo was Hollywood’s top screenwriter until he and other artists were jailed and blacklisted for their political beliefs. (Imdb) [springboard type=”video” id=”1568243″ player=”tmbg001″ width=”599″ height=”336″ ] Communism in Hollywood? It happened. In “Trumbo,” (Blu-ray/DVD on February 16) director Jay Roach (Meet the Parents, Austin … [Read More]