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They say write what you know. Onward writer-director Dan Scanlon reached into his past and (along with co-writers Jason Headley and Keith Bunin) impeccably captured the landscape of a 16-year-old boy who never got to know his father and all that accompanies that painful hole. But, this is Pixar, so […]

Onward Review: Pixar Knows How to Hit Those Emotive Buttons

March 6, 2020 in Movie Reviews tagged Chris Pratt / Movie Reviews / Onward / Tom Holland by joeldamos

STX Films has released the first trailer from The Secret Garden. The film is based on the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel. The film will take the 1900s English set beloved Burnett piece of literary perfection and move the landscape to 1947 England. The film follows a young orphan girl (introducing […]

The Secret Garden Trailer: Legendary Novel Springs to Life with ...

March 5, 2020 in Movie Trailers tagged Colin Firth / Movie Trailers / The Secret Garden by joeldamos

Tom Hanks has returned to the World War II landscape, after his triumphant turn in Saving Private Ryan. The trailer for his headlining (he also co-wrote the screenplay) Navy epic Greyhound has arrived from Sony Pictures and features the two-time Oscar winner as a skipper of a US Navy ship […]

Greyhound Trailer: Tom Hanks’ Riveting World War II Navy Drama

March 5, 2020 in Movie Trailers tagged Greyhound / Movie Trailers / Tom Hanks by joeldamos

The new Artemis Fowl trailer has landed and the latest from Disney and director Kenneth Branagh hopes that fans of the book series won’t mind a little adjustment to the storyline. In the Eoin Colfer authored book, 12-year-old Artemis (Ferdia Shaw) is a massive villain. He’s one of the best […]

Artemis Fowl Trailer: Save My Father, Save the World!

March 2, 2020 in Movie Trailers tagged Artemis Fowl / Kenneth Branagh / Movie Trailers by joeldamos

One of the more thought and discussion provoking films of 2019 is now out on DVD, Blu-Ray and digital download formats. Queen & Slim comes from Emmy winning writer Lena Waithe (Master of None) and Grammy winning filmmaker Melina Matsoukas (Formation from Beyonce) and stars Get Out Oscar nominee Daniel […]

Queen & Slim Blu-Ray Review: Timely, Terrific & Possesses Brilliant ...

March 2, 2020 in DVD Reviews / DVD/Blu-Ray tagged DVD Reviews / DVD-Blu-Ray / Queen & Slim by joeldamos

It seems only fitting that Frozen 2 became the biggest box office animated movie of all-time. After all, back in 2013 … Frozen took that title and held onto it until its sequel hit theaters back in November of 2019. Look for the flick to break all kinds of home […]

Frozen 2 Blu-Ray Review: A Worthy Sequel with Sensational Songs

March 1, 2020 in DVD Reviews / DVD/Blu-Ray tagged DVD Reviews / DVD-Blu-Ray / Frozen 2 by joeldamos

Making The High Note for Tracee Ellis Ross (Black-ish) must have been a fascinating endeavor. In the film, whose trailer debuted today, the actress portrays a veteran pop singer who desires to chart new paths with a new record and her record company and her management both want her to […]

The High Note Trailer: Tracee Ellis Ross Plays In Mom’s ...

February 29, 2020 in Uncategorized by joeldamos

One of the greatest “sub” movies of all-time is celebrating a birthday. The Hunt for Red October marks three decades with the release of a limited collector’s edition 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray. Author Tom Clancy’s bestselling novel landed in 1984 under skies that were painted with Soviet red and American […]

The Hunt for Red October 30th Anniversary 4K Review: Tom ...

February 28, 2020 in DVD Reviews / DVD/Blu-Ray tagged DVD Reviews / DVD-Blu-Ray / The Hunt for Red October by joeldamos

Sometimes a film comes along and is that perfect cornucopia of luck, talent, timing and tenacity. The Invisible Man from Universal and Blumhouse Productions is that film for the first frame of 2020. It features a collective of artists working at the top of their game—such as the always electric […]

The Invisible Man: The Mighty, Magnificent Moss

February 28, 2020 in Movie Reviews tagged Elisabeth Moss / Leigh Whannell / Movie Reviews / The Invisible Man by joeldamos