Reel Reviews | The Harder They Fall
Beautifully shot and scored, The Harder They Fall is a lush, proud, defiant take on the Western genre and it is one that is severely needed.
Beautifully shot and scored, The Harder They Fall is a lush, proud, defiant take on the Western genre and it is one that is severely needed.
The film takes a concept that has been used in many stories but using the backdrop of the 1960s London nightlife and fashion and with the help of a great screenplay, wonderful supporting performances, and two co-leads who perfectly complement one another.
by Tim Gordon Colin in Black & White is an upcoming limited drama series, premiering on Netflix. The six-episode series dramatizes the teenage years of [read more]
Army of Thieves is a large roll of cotton candy. It looks cool and is really sweet but has absolutely no substance.
by Charles Kirkland Jr. The true story of the last reported duel in France gets a movie treatment in the simply titled, The Last Duel.
by Charles Kirkland, Jr. It’s the end of the road for Daniel Craig as he bids adieu to James Bond in the epic conclusion to [read more]
by Charles Kirkland Jr. A decade after abruptly breaking up with Naomi, Kris invites her to dinner to catch up on their complicated lives, changes, [read more]
By Charles Kirkland Jr. Tom Hardy returns as the Lethal Protector takes on a whole new symbiote and his deadly friend in Venom: Let There [read more]