Reel Reviews | Cheaper by the Dozen
This film is mostly very fun. The children are adorable, especially the “littles.” The major plot beats remain the same.
This film is mostly very fun. The children are adorable, especially the “littles.” The major plot beats remain the same.
Better Nate Than Ever is a decent movie for the family to watch together if you can wrangle them away from their devices.
On this special bonus episode, we review . . . The Last Days of Ptomely Gray, The Adam Project, Winning Time: The Rise of the Laker’s Dynasty, and The Batman
The first BIG comic superhero film of the year arrives . . . and it is NOT from Marvel. THIS is The Batman!
This doc breathes the same fire, the same truths, and the same mentality of all of Douglass’ other speeches to land and possibly a world that has not just failed to finish the fight for equality but seems to be fanning the flames hotter than ever.
Death on the Nile is a lackluster but beautiful-looking attempt at re-creating a literary classic.
Here is the problem. There is just way too much crazy for this movie to even be fun.
What happens when three Spider-Men, five multiversal villains, and a desperate wish collide? Spider-Man: No Way Home swings into legend, delivering thrills, heartache, and the most emotional web-slinging adventure yet.