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Tom Hanks has accomplished much as an actor—from going to space to being stranded on a deserted island, the two-time Oscar winner has seemingly done it all. What he hasn’t done is star in a western and that gets crossed off his list in the most triumphant of ways with […]

News of the World Blu-ray Review: Tom Hanks Is The ...

March 25, 2021 in DVD Reviews / DVD/Blu-Ray tagged DVD Reviews / DVD/Blu-Ray / News of the World / Paul Greengrass / Tom Hanks by joeldamos

This is going to be one of those reviews where the little I say about the specifics of the film the better. Doors is an experience, unlike anything that makes up the cinematic landscape currently—or in recent memory for that matter. It’s an ensemble piece, led by Josh Peck, Lino […]

Doors Review: Wildly Original Sci-Fi Flick Gets Existential

March 23, 2021 in Movie Reviews tagged Doors / Movie Reviews by joeldamos

At first, given the haunting images and its supernatural feel, it seemed like Amazon’s Them could be a companion piece to Jordan Peele’s Us. It’s not. Although it is a good name of a Pink Floyd song, Us and Them. But I digress. Amazon has released the first full trailer […]

Them Trailer from Amazon Debuts: Horror Anthology Looks Like a ...

March 22, 2021 in Movie Trailers tagged Amazon / Amazon Prime / Movie Trailers / Them by joeldamos

The Cuban Missile Crisis is no stranger to being at the center of some thrilling films. Joining that notated group of cinematic stories is a varied bunch. Most recently, it includes the Kevin Costner 13 Days (2000) and the 2019 film The Coldest Game, to name just a few. In […]

The Courier: Benedict Cumberbatch Stars in Thrilling True Tale About ...

March 19, 2021 in Movie Reviews tagged Benedict Cumberbatch / Jessie Buckley / Movie Reviews / Rachel Brosnahan / The Courier by joeldamos

When the bar is so low, it’s hard to know whether the improvement is earned or is simply a gift after a stinking pile of you know what, how do you determine something’s worth? Well, with Zack Snyder’s The Justice League, aka The Snyder Cut, not only is it an […]

Zack Snyder’s The Justice League Review: Leagues Better, Four Hours ...

March 18, 2021 in Movie Reviews tagged Justice League / Movie Reviews / Zack Snyder by joeldamos

So, WandaVision is over, and it blew us away with utter joy. The Falcon and The Winter Soldier era is just about to begin over on Disney+ and yes, we cannot wait. But there is a third show coming down the pike that really has us beyond excited. That is […]

Loki Poster Teases Marvel’s Latest Must-See TV

March 18, 2021 in Movie Posters tagged Loki / Movie Posters / Tom Hiddleston by joeldamos

So, the Oscar nominations were revealed this morning, and Mank (from Netflix) scored the most nods with 10. Given that it is two things, a David Fincher-directed film (they love him) and a film about Hollywood (they love themselves), that 10 nomination total should not surprise. But there were plenty […]

Oscar Watch: Academy Awards Snubs and Surprises, Delroy Lindo—We Love ...

March 15, 2021 in Academy Awards / Nominations / Opinion Piece / Oscar Watch tagged Osar Watch / Oscar Snubs by joeldamos

The 2021 Oscar nominations are here, and the David Fincher directed Mank scored the most nominations with ten. Next up is Sound of Metal and Minari, who each pocketed seven nods. Then each of the following earned six nominations—Nomadland, Jesus and the Black Messiah, Promising Young Woman, and The Trial […]

Oscar Nominations Drop: Mank Scores 10, Who Else Scored a ...

March 15, 2021 in Uncategorized by joeldamos

Fate plays an enormous role in the new Sony Pictures film, Long Weekend. Often, the best on-screen romances that centralize their narrative journey around the idea of that fateful word are the ones that not only find an audience, but they exponentially touch people due to the fact that the […]

Long Weekend Review: Sparks Fly in Dramatic Rom-Com

March 12, 2021 in Movie Reviews tagged Long Weekend / Movie Reviews by joeldamos