Joseph Sarno

They succeeded in playing into the nostalgia by bringing back some of the original characters, and providing a reasonable explanation on the timeline. This is an exciting film that will keep you engaged, and at the same time fearful of our future with AI technology.

The glory of the silent film era begins with this masterpiece that brilliantly illustrates the depiction of Joan's trial and execution, and finally redemption as a martyr for the people of France. It is easy to become emotionally burdened by the realities of the time, the misogyny towards women, the grip of the Catholic Church, and the pain and suffering, but at the end there is hope and freedom from oppression.

If you enjoyed Birdman and The Revenant, then this will be an easy glide into the experiences of an existential crisis. It does get trippy, confusing and at times uncomfortable, but at the end you will have a clear view of the state of existence.

Over the top CGI and action sequences make up for the poor film editing aesthetics, weak script, and subpar acting. Have low expectations, and enjoy a good time waster with popcorn.

Starts off slow and generic, but you keep at it waiting and hoping for it to pick up on the expectations with action, suspense and thrills. However, it falls flat on the possibilities with such a talented cast. A fun ending and twist, and worth a watch if you just want to cuddle up on a couch and relax.

Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston together provide real chemistry and feel good funnies. The sequel lives up to the original as it provides an easy digestible watch that will even provide some suspenseful moments.

Jordan Peele has a directing style that continues to rejuvenate sci-fi and drama with psychological, sociological, and political neanouses. Dig deeper, and you will realize the messaging that Peele is conveying. The disadvantages of society being gobbled up by the powerful 'identities' through, entertainment regardless of the consequences, while being fed with conspiracies to distract and conquer from the truth of reality. Only when we are united as one, can we blow up the system and save ourselves from total destruction.

An ambitious movie that pushes your endurance to the limit. You will pull for the anti-hero protagonist to escape the suffocating prison made by the antagonist, that makes an appearance in a delusional nightmare and is manifested as a smug and self privileged elitist. As a collective we take solace watching our anti-hero friend slowly rip apart the confinement, and find enlightenment.

If you go into this ride with the humor as the absurdity in the name of this movie, then you will enjoy the over the top 1980’s vintage slasher by a coked out bear. The bad guys lose (and some incident bystanders), and redemption by the fallen. However, most importantly the bears win the hearts of the audience.

For most people that have not lived during the time of Reggie’s career, this “documentary” will be very informative. Even though Reggie had full control on the making of this film, he comes off as arrogant, angry and bitter, however rightfully so because of the society that he grew up in, while demanding respect and dignity.