This type of gross-out romantic comedy may have gone out of style, but this film was one of the best of its kind, in all its out-dated glory.

Some plot contrivances aside, this film is a brilliant revenge film with masterful direction and storytelling that leaves you stunned by the end.

This is a pretty good Eddie Murphy vehicle, that shows that not only does he have the laughs, but he can pull off the action too.

This is one of the first movies of the Oscar season, and I’m not going to lie, this completely falls flat for me.

If you want an excellent overview of how this epic rescue played out, and how it effected the people involved, then The Rescue delivers that in spades.

Lightyear is a solid animated film that delivers a sci-fi tale that is a tad generic.

Prey is the follow-up Predator has asked for since the original came out, and as it goes along, it gets better and better.

Turns out, Taika Waititi made a movie before What We Do in the Shadows. Who knew?

Even with those flaws, Ocean’s 13 is still a fun ride, and a great closer to the original trilogy.

If you want a stellar slow-burn character drama filled with charismatic performances, then Better Call Saul: Season 1 is the show for you.

Sometimes it’s just cool to have people battle with katanas on a train, and Bullet Train delivers that in the best way possible.

Add on a great supporting cast and some great Cold War vibes, and this action movie shouldn’t be ignored.

True Lies is a pretty good action comedy, even if I was surprised just how silly it was.

Jordan Peele hits the home run, delivering a terrifying, energetic, beautiful and hilarious film that will leave you talking for days afterwards.

Right away, you understand the tone of the film, and the film mostly sticks the landing.

The film undeservedly got hit by all this toxic bs, and I couldn’t be happier to report that this film is great.

I’ve finally watched Heat for the first time, which I know, blasphemous, but I gotta say… Why didn’t I watch this sooner!!!

This classic war film holds up so well, with a genuinely intriguing moral conundrum and fantastic storytelling.

I fell in love with The Mitchell’s Vs. The Machines. The clear passion and style bleed through the screen, and you can’t help but be engrossed.

This cautionary tale is one of the most harrowing to watch, but the amount of artistic mastery on display here, is tremendous.