Author: Derrick Murray

“The Last Airbender” does little in the way of justifying its existence, making for incredibly dull and painful movie watching experience.

Powered by its straightforward crime thriller/court drama story tell and superb cast, “Primal Fear” not only manages to remain relevant 25 years later but also makes its claim as one of the best films in its genre.

Let’s get a few things out of the way before we dive into “Godzilla vs Kong.” First and foremost, I am not a fan of the genre overall. That’s not to say I don’t enjoy a good monster movie, but neither Godzilla or King Kong do anything for me in general when it comes to overall cinema fan faire. I get that this puts me in the minority of moviegoers, but it needs to be said as the basis for this entire review is predicated on my ambivalence towards any and all previous outings. Second, if you must see “Godzilla…

“Down Periscope” makes no qualm with what it is or its intentions, making it a fun if somewhat forgettable 90s comedy.

Avoid 2018’s “Holmes and Watson” starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly at all costs. Trust us on this one- 10% is generous.

Amazon Prime Video’s animated “Invincible” series is something borrowed and something new in the best of ways for both.

An “Ally McBeal” limited series revival is in early development, and Calista Flockhart is in talks to reprise her role!

“The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers” nails the nostalgia and brings all the fun of the originals while simultaneously furthering the narrative.

“Couples Retreat” (2009) feels like mismatched halves of two different films that happen to have the same faces.

HBO Max has finally released “Zack Snyder’s Justice League.” It’s good enough, which is about as much as we could ever ask it to be.