Jurassic World Dominion
Jurassic World Dominion – The finale to the Jurassic Park sequel trilogy from Collin Treverrow. Starring the complete original cast along with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, Dominion is a messy and tough pill to swallow.
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Nope
Nope – Following in the footsteps of its predecessors Get Out and Up, Nope is a bold and suspenseful story packed with plenty of Peele’s trademark thrills. Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer headline this shocking and subversive horror thriller along with a talented supporting cast of Keith David and Steven Yeun. Peele manages to keep the audience guessing as they lean forward in their seats waiting for the next scene or recoil in horror at what they just witnessed.
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Your Name
This week’s special feature is a guest spot from Ashley featuring the romantic fantasy Your Name.
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Minions: The Rise of Gru
Minions: The Rise of Gru – An excellently animated origin story for the world’s best villain, The Rise of Gru is simplistic and well intentioned, but is shallower than most children’s movies. #Gentleminions
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Coherence
Coherence: A classic indie darling from 2013, this lowbudget but high stakes sci-fi drama will leave your head spinning for hours after watching. Highly recommended to watch this unnerving tale with your phone put away and the lights out.
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Thor: Love and Thunder
Thor: Love and Thunder is a hilarious and over-the-top comedy, with plenty of suggestive and outright adult humor that will keep the audience in stitches throughout most of the two-hour run time. With Christian Bale and Russell Crowe making their debut in the MCU plus a Guardians of the Galaxy Guest spot, Love and Thunder is brimming with charisma and pure acting talent. But star power and witty writing aside, there just isn’t enough comic book in this movie to really propel anything in the MCU’s Phase 4 forward. It doesn’t introduce new characters (good and bad), it doesn’t leave a breadcrumb for the new big bad guy (good and bad), and it certainly doesn’t have enough breathing room for any one single character to have a meaningful or lasting impact on the story it just tried to tell. While the audience may be laughing to tears throughout certain parts of the movie, it is a cramped and fast movie that does leave some things to be desired.
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Recap: 2022 Vol 1
It’s the middle of summer and that is prime box office season. 2022 is the year we all get to return to the theater, just like Tom Cruise in this random-ass out-of-touch tweet from a few years ago. So far 2022 has had a decent showing, with plenty of movies waiting in the wings to finally make their debut on the silver screen. Here is a list of every movie I’ve seen released in 2022. Click on each title to see the full review if available.
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War of The Worlds
War of The Worlds – A strange mid 2000s Spielberg sci-fi adaptation, War of The Worlds is enjoyable to an extent but the lackluster CGI, weak PG-13 rating, and bizarre Tim Robbins casting make this more of a headscratcher.
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