Superman (05) was good; very good in some parts. David Corenswet was an okay Superman, better in some ways than Cavill, and worse in a few. A little too vulnerable and year one-ish to be the ideal Superman for me, but good enough. Mr. Terrific nearly stole the show and Lois,

First, I have to mention the great acting by Eric Bana, Sam Neil and especially relative new comer Lily Santiago, who gives a fantastic, star-turning performance. Secondly, the Yosemite location is both eerie and gorgeous. The plot is interesting, but unfortunately the story is

Im far from a film snob, being able to appreciate something like Bergman’s Wild Strawberries and Marvels Infinity War in nearly equal measure, but I have never felt more film snobbish after watching Kieeslowski’s Three Colors Red last night and then watching the Dr Strange movie

My review for “Fantastic Four First Steps”- All the cringy rumors turned out to be untrue, and my trepidation about the cast, unwarrented. It was mindbogglling how much better the main four and the She-Surfer were than I had anticipated. Just like in The Last of Us, Pedro Pascal

The four greatest trilogies ever in my opinion… 1. Dollars trilogy 2. Godfather trilogy 3. Vengeance Trilogy 4. Three Colors Trilogy

After Spiderman and Batman, Godzilla has the greatest rogues gallery ever. #Godzilla

If there was an actor Hall of Fame, Song Kang-ho would be a first ballot entrant. His resume is freakin STELLAR. #Movies

The 25 greatest films of the 2000’s so far in my opinion- Battle Royale Spirited Away Old Boy No Country for Old Men Memories of Murder Kill Bill (vol 1&2) Inglorious Basterds Parasite City of God Children of Men Under the Skin There Will Be Blood In the Mood for Love Lost in

My Mt Rushmore of Video Game Systems, based games and fun having played them:

The two greatest 15 minutes or less performances ever hands down.

“Weapons” is like if David Fincher and Sam Raimi were chilling out smoking weed and watching “Roshomon” and one said to the other’ “Dude…lets like…make a movie together or somethin’” Yes, it was that interesting, narratively throwing me off like no other flick since “Smilla’s

Six of my favorite comics in my collection. Comicbook storytelling at its FINEST.

It’s amazing how simple it would have been for companies like Activision and Marvel to win back the fan loyalty that enriched them yet insisted on doing the things that cost them that loyalty. Is it self destructive ego or startling incompetence?

Quick review of John Carpenter’s “Assault on Precinct 13.”

Perhaps the greatest title of a film ever..

Man, Monster, Machine “Enterprising, aggressive, outgoing, young, bold, vicious.” “A survivor, unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality." “It can't be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity! Or remorse or fear and it absolutely will