If you’re in the mood for an alright action movie that you’ll forget about in an hour, The Gray Man is for you.

RRR rules, and is a great gateway for more Tollywood films to reach even more audiences.

The film tries to elevate the throwback slasher, and it somewhat succeeds in doing that.

Ms. Marvel succeeds in not only telling a coming of age story, and a superhero origin story, but an immigrant story as well.

This animated film successfully separates itself from the tropes of its storylines, and it’s a great watch as well.

The Boys: Season 3 is peak television, delivering multiple satisfying arcs, hard-hitting commentary, and a pace that turns dull.

Thor: Love and Thunder seems to have divided a fanbase, but after seeing the movie, that really confuses me.

Thor Ragnarok is a great reinvention and adventure for Thor, but its rushed in the places that matter.

As of now, this coming of age story is the one to top it all, but if you aren’t a young twenty-something like me, I wonder how much it would impact you.

Overall these last two episodes were like the rest of the season, overly long, overly plot heavy, and over-hyped.

It’s a great example of disposable entertainment, something so bland that it leaves you feeling absolutely nothing afterwards.

Always bet on Blart. I judged the first film too harshly, because this sequel is the closest you could get to perfection.

This Norwegian romantic drama is one of the best of its type, with endless creativity, amazing structure and thoughtful characters.

This series based on the true crime event, highlights subtle direction, stellar performances and deep character writing.

The Black Phone is a pretty solid horror that offers some unique scares and style.

Paul Blart: Mall Blart is some of the most soulless film making I’ve ever seen, but Paul Blart does fall down, so that’s funny.

Ambulance is exactly what you would expect from Michael Bay. Whether you think it is good, that mileage may vary.

The production value is good, the performances are great, the pace is fast, but we never get enough time to breath and explore these characters properly.

It’s a formula for sure, but Spiderhead has some aspects in its favor to keep it from being dull.

Deep Cover is a film choke full of style, but it didn’t work 100% of the time for me.