Author Justin KeyPosted on No comment Why “Green Book” Should Be Shunned At Oscar Time by Tim Estiloz (Note: This article contains numerous, but necessary plot spoilers) In these racially divisive times we find ourselves mired in across the country of late, people are understandably desperate for some … Read More “Why “Green Book” Should Be Shunned At Oscar Time by Tim Estiloz”
Author Justin KeyPosted on No comment Mary Poppins Returns Is a Magical Delight: A Review by Tim Estiloz It’s truly a risky move when Hollywood tries to tinker with a beloved and indelibly memorable classic film like Disney’s “Mary Poppins”. After all, the 1964 original touted a catalog … Read More “Mary Poppins Returns Is a Magical Delight: A Review by Tim Estiloz”
Sequels to hugely popular films always bear the burden and expectation of living up to the quality and reputation of their often superior predecessor. Such is the case for the … Read More “CREED II is a split decision: A review by Tim Estiloz”
The date is June 6, 1944, the day the Allies launch their massive invasion into Normandy to eventually turn the tide of World War II against Nazi Germany in Europe. … Read More ““OVERLORD” is Great, Gory Fun: A Review by Tim Estiloz”
A huge opening box office weekend for the latest (and hopefully truly final) installment in the long running Halloween franchise shows the public’s appetite for the ongoing battle between Laurie … Read More “HALLOWEEN IS HORRIFICALLY GOOD: A REVIEW BY TIM ESTILOZ”
If one is to believe those who knew the very private and humble astronaut Neil Armstrong best, then the new film “First Man”, which profoundly probes his personal life, would … Read More ““FIRST MAN” FIZZLES: A REVIEW BY TIM ESTILOZ”
When it comes to an Sony’s latest superhero movie, Tom Hardy saves the day.
Hollywood has been criticized, often deservedly so, for being increasingly devoid of originality. Studio execs seem to embrace efforts to grab a quick commercial buck by cranking out myriad second … Read More “A STAR IS BORN: Review by TIM ESTILOZ”
Michael Moore’s latest documentary poses a question even he can’t seem to answer.
Actors Ronny Chieng, Awkwafina, and Nico Santos discuss their upcoming film and its potential impact for Asians in Hollywood and representation.
