“Shang-Chi” is dazzling in its visuals, bold in its approach and new territory, but is just short of greatness by falling into their own film universe traps.
Author: Derrick Murray
Derrick Murray
Derrick Murray is a Los Angeles based stand up comedian, writer, and co-host for The Jack of All Nerds Show.
Looks like Netflix heard my birthday is coming up, and gave us our first look at the new star studded action comedy “Red Notice.” The film looks to deliver on just about everything you could want an action buddy cop comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. I remember watching “Hobbs and Shaw,” and clamoring for a team up movie of Reynolds and The Rock, as their brief banter back and forth were some of the better parts of a rather forgettable film. Netflix seemed to have had the same idea, putting the two stars together and adding…
“Hitman: Agent 47” is more forgettable than terrible with weird narrative choices that leave your mind even as you’re watching it unfold.
“Candyman” ultimately crumbles under the weight of its own ambition, having all of the promise of a masterpiece and falling just shy of greatness.
While Hollywood is often seen as a collection of perfect people who are in the upper echelon of beauty, there is an even a higher, more exclusive, god-tier group of ageless celebrities. This marvel of age defying existence includes the likes of Angela Bassett, Keanu Reeves, and of course, Paul Rudd. Rudd has long been the prime example of vampire like youth, and this old Super Nintendo commercial from 1991 is further proof that something mystic and magical is going on. Recently making its rounds on the internet after resurfacing on Twitter in honor of SNES’ 30th Anniversary, the 1991…
“Nightmare of the Wolf” is a well told, well-paced standalone origin story that continues to drum up excitement for more journeys into these foreign lands.
First we tried walking on crates, now we’re out trying to summon “Candyman” to watch the new film’s final trailer.
“Candyman” himself somehow outlives his own movie confines, immortalized despite his limited screen time in his own origin.
“Movie 43” is more of a dare than a film, a litmus test of just how much of a bad thing you can stomach in a single viewing.
Hasbro has launched a Nerf M41A pulse rifle from the sci-fi classic “Aliens,” and it is everything fans of the franchise could ever want.