You’ve seen The Irishman before. In fact, you can say that Martin Scorsese has made The Irishman before. Sure, it’s gone under different names and has been presented in different forms by various filmmakers over the past several decades, but ultimately, it’s always mostly the same movie. With all that being true, that’s not to say that you’ll have a …

After Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) got to stand on is own in his first film, he’s now sharing the spotlight in his return. This time around, The Wasp (Evangeline Lilly) is joining him, but she’s not coming alone. As it turns out, this adventure is something closer to a family affair, and the movie benefits from it more than you might …

You can’t blame anyone for believing that Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle was going to be just another reboot/sequel to a film that came out ages ago. It’s something that we’re used to seeing at this point in time. Because of this now being normal, I didn’t think I would be watching a movie that would offer anything different outside …

For those of you keeping track, Ant-Man represents the end of the second phase of recent films from Marvel’s cinematic universe. In my eyes, the mere presence of his character also represents a number of questions about Marvel’s direction and whether or not he even fits along side the other Avengers that he’ll now be teaming up with. After watching …

Before Spy the current state of comedy at the cinema was sad. With clunkers like The Duff, Hot Tub Time Machine 2, and Get Hard we are collectively due for a good belly laugh. Thank goodness for Spy, which is funny, empowering, and avoids the slippery slope of mean comedy. Having fun with the James Bond types, Spy takes place …