As the franchise continues to expand, fans can look forward to more thrilling adventures from John Wick in the future. With each new installment, the franchise has proven that it has what it takes to keep audiences on the edge of their seats and deliver the kind of action that fans crave. John Wick: Chapter 4 is a must-see for anyone who loves adrenaline-pumping action and high-stakes drama.
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John Wick Chapter 4 Earns Glowing Reviews, Hailed as the Best in the Franchise Yet!
John Wick 4 looks set to be another triumph for the franchise, cementing its place as one of the most beloved and thrilling action franchises in recent years.
Event Horizon (1997) Movie Retro Review By D.M. Anderson
Storywise, Event Horizon is somewhat simplistic, disjointed and ambiguous, but what it sometimes lacks in narrative coherence it more than makes up for in style and tone. This is a deliberately paced, creepy-ass movie that establishes a feeling of dread in the very first scene and maintains it throughout. This is one of the few movies that make space look like a shitty place to be, especially since the crew of the Lewis & Clark have traveled way too far into the outer reaches of our solar system for their own good..
Last Flag Flying (2017) Movie Review by Stephen McLaughlin
Last Flag Flying is the latest film by Richard Linklater and is about three old friends who served together in Vietnam, a former Navy Corpsman Larry “Doc” Shepherd (Steve Carell) re-unites with his old buddies, former Marines Sal Nealon (Bryan Cranston) and Reverend Richard Mueller (Laurence Fishburne) to bury his son, a young Marine killed in the Iraq War.
Standoff (2016) Movie Review by Darrin Gauthier
This one is a little genre gem, I liked the film a lot and the big reason is Jane and Fishurne don’t phone it in they go at each other, and oddly they aren’t face to face for most of the film, but their dynamic and chemistry is very good here. Now the film is mostly one setting and it is a true standoff what I liked and didn’t expect was that the film is pretty smartly written, sure there’s stock characters but they’re smart and the little girl is good here to, sure she’s scared but she just doesn’t cry in the corner. All three characters are fleshed out for this type of film. The intensity is very good here and you feel the stakes. The short running time helps here cause even at 1 hour 20 minutes it does drag a wee bit, you have one setting and really one outcome so they didn’t milk it too bad.
Man of Steel (2013) Movie Retro Review by Stephen McLaughlin
“Man of Steel” is a Superman movie in its own right. Yes it does retell the origins story and yes it does rely on a well known villain but Snyder and Goyer take the movie from a different angle and set the tone for the DC / WB cinematic universe going forward.
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