Based on all of the movies in the franchise that were released after 1978’s Halloween, trying to start over from that point had me optimistic about the future. I wasn’t expecting David Gordon Green’s version to compete with the first one from John Carpenter, but I was praying that it would be better than all the other ones that came …

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 …

When I first heard that The 15:17 to Paris was coming out, I wondered just how they would manage to turn this into a movie worth watching. Sure, the entire incident was riveting and harrowing, but the attempted terror attack only lasted for a number of minutes. With that being the case, it was clear that making a feature-length film …

Whether they end up being good, bad or somewhere in between, movies are supposed to entertain and tell a story. This is a clear premise that just about everyone on the planet can understand. With people who actually make films, you would think creating something that follows these rules would at least be able to tell a coherent story, but …

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 …