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We return to the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the “Mad Max” universe with George Miller’s “Furiosa,” a highly anticipated prequel that aims to delve into the origins of the fierce warrior we came to admire in “Mad Max: Fury Road.” Unfortunately, despite the high expectations, the film falls short of offering something fresh, feeling more like a retread of its predecessor.

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This film is based on a video game series for Playstation which started in 2004. I hadn’t played any of these games, but had an idea of what they were about. If you are familiar with the director Paul W. S. Anderson, you’ll know he had directed the Resident Evil franchise. Anderson’s wife was the star of those films and is the star of this one as well. She’s always been an excellent lead (going back to her role as Joan of Arc) but the editing was usually a frantic mess in those films.

I’ve learned that this coming May (May the 4th) the entire Star Wars saga will be re-released in theaters!!!! To get prepared for that I wanted to discuss one of my favorite films and in my opinion the best Star Wars film in the saga. May the force be with you!

In anticipation of our review of Dune: Part Two next week. I want to bring you back to Dune:Part One.

A NEW Godzilla movie has come out called Godzilla Minus One. In preparation of that review NEXT WEEK…I wanted to look at Godzilla vs. Kong again.

In honor of the upcoming “Trolls Band Together” release which we will be reviewing soon I wanted to bring you back to a surprising, animated/musical gem from before. If you haven’t watched this movie yet…. WATCH IT and sing your heart out….my dog Arty definitely will!

As we just looked at Hocus Pocus and its 30th year anniversary we have another 30th year anniversary for a classic film in The Nightmare Before Christmas!

In honor of Hocus Pocus and the 30th year anniversary its back in theaters! Today we look back at this Halloween classic.

Another week, another horror film! Back in 2018, David Gordon Green (director) made a new “Halloween” film. It was a direct sequel of the first Halloween and was well-received with both critics and the public. I loved it and couldn’t wait for more. This stemmed two sequels that never lived up to the first entry from Green. We now have a new film that is a sequel to a classic horror film in “The Exorcist.” I should mention that Danny McBride helped write this as he did the Halloween movies. Great actor, usually great writer. That being said the plan is for another trilogy if this one does well. Looking at the box office results as I write this review, I believe there will be a sequel. Is it warranted?