Godzilla King of the Monsters

Godzilla King of the Monsters is the sequel to the reboot of the Godzilla series. There isn’t much to these giant monster movies besides cool looking monsters and reason for beautiful CGI. Well it whiffs big time on both of these throughout. The rush you into the story picking up 5 years after and expect…

Aladdin

A solid outing yet again for Disney films. Aladdin was one of the remakes I was very skeptical of as soon as I saw the casting. For me this was one of Robin Williams best performances and it was very hard for me to imagine anyone else taking on this role,even with the caliber of…

Fantastic Beast: The Crimes of Grindelwald

Welcome back to the magical wizarding world! This film must extend the world some and get more in depth into the characters that were first introduced. The additions in cast are one that should propel this film in a positive way. As someone who grew up with the Harry Potter story, I was more than…

Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast was a film that changed the outlook of animation in its time. The music from the film is unforgettable and the characters are timeless. When Disney decided to make a live action remake, I was very interested to see where they took it and how they planned to tackle a classic…

The Jungle Book

This is what I call a live action remake! This is the 1967 classic story made for a new generation of children. This film is firing on all cylinders and a replica of what every one of these remakes should be like. It’s the perfect blend of the classic story and a new twist to…

The Last Witch Hunter

This movie is one that opens up a wide world of opportunities. It has a different take on witches and what caused the Black Plague. With that premise, I am along for the ride. The movie has some flashes from past and present which only helps the myth and legend that this film is trying…

Goosebumps

Here we go folks, let’s try and squeeze what little juice is left out of a franchise before we ultimately kill it. Goosebumps fans be ready for disappointment as your book series haunts your dreams with terrible jokes, awkward and unnecessary romance and small appearances by characters that eventually do nothing.  This movie feels like…

Pan

“Pan” opens up during World War 2, but that doesn’t really do anything to drive the plot of the story. This point is just there and is used only to have action shots in which airplanes shoot at a flying pirate ship. They really dive straight into Pan’s origin, which most people know, abandoned as…