George Makeh

Even with a high-budget cinematography, “Artemis Fowl” delivers an unsatisfying kid-friendly element and a main character cast that will leave fans of Eoin Colfer's YA novels disgruntled.

In light of a coming-out series “Love, Victor” is not all cloying on the sweetness of gay pride, with a blatantly winsome ensemble and sometimes a funny teen-drama wallop.

[The Lovebirds] does not quite fit into the style, giving scant comedy and a so-so plot with only efforts from Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani to applaud to. ✓✓✓

[The Wrong Missy] pines for a lot of perfection, still a crew touch from Adam Sandler and a direct act by Lauren Lapkus gives a ‘hang on’ to it's comedic style. ✓✓✓

For all it's kind and super heroic theme, “Lego DC: Shazam! Magic and Monsters” unspools to a palpable good kid classic. --@Expensive_SwagPublishing

Overly epic concoct of super heroes (with weaknesses) and for the humorously dark tone, the justice league earn a final triumph in it's very last DC Animated Universe Film. --@Expensive_SwagPublishing✓

Ryan Murphy's “Hollywood” allineates basically to it's tonal plot, even way better than to the end act -- as concerns a mini-series. --@Expensive_SwagPublishing✓

[Never Have I Ever] wholly pertains to a hilarious blend of family, grief, friendship and teenage drama, with an enjoyable cast collection of it's own. --@Expensive_SwagPublishing✓

Undertowed by a half-baked screenplay, “Dangerous Lies’’ Speciously wrings out a fantastic young couple life story. ---@Expensive_SwagPublishing✓

With proficient directing by Cory Finley and an impeccable performance from Hugh Jackman, “Bad Education” captures a humorously appealing style in telling a scandalous story. ---@Expensive_SwagPublishing✓