Freakier Friday

‘Freakier Friday’ brings back the body-swap chaos for a new generation, while also leaning heavily on nostalgia for fans of the 2003 classic. This time, the story expands the concept by involving not just a mother and daughter, but additional family members, which raises the stakes and the comedy. Jamie Lee Curtis is the clear…

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Weapons

From the moment I started watching ‘Weapons’, I knew I was in for something different from the usual horror film. The story immediately pulled me in with its mysterious and emotional depth, and as the plot unfolded, I became more invested in the characters and the dark atmosphere it created. I was especially impressed by…

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Stans

I just watched ‘Stans’, the new Eminem documentary, and honestly, it hit hard—in the best way. It’s less about Marshall Mathers the celebrity and more about the people who’ve built their lives around his music. The doc shines a light on the die-hard fans who tattoo his lyrics on their skin, quote his verses like…

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KPop Demon Hunters

I just watched ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ on Netflix, and I honestly had way more fun with it than I expected. It’s such a wild mix—part K-pop idol fantasy, part supernatural action movie—and it totally works. The animation is super stylish, kind of like Spider-Verse meets anime, with bold colors and over-the-top fight scenes that feel…

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Together

‘Together’ is a surreal and unsettling body-horror dramedy starring real-life couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco, who play Millie and Tim, a pair retreating to the countryside to save their failing relationship—only to begin physically fusing together. Brie and Franco’s chemistry brings a believable vulnerability to their roles, anchoring the absurd premise. Directed by Michael…

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The Summer Book

‘The Summer Book’ is a quiet, meditative film adapted from Tove Jansson’s beloved novel, featuring a beautifully restrained performance by Glenn Close. Directed by Charlie McDowell, the movie follows a grandmother (Close), her young granddaughter Sophia (Emily Matthews), and Sophia’s father as they spend a summer on a remote Finnish island, quietly grieving the loss…

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The Naked Gun

‘The Naked Gun’ brings back the classic slapstick spirit with a fresh twist, led by an unexpectedly hilarious performance from Liam Neeson. Known mostly for his dramatic and action-heavy roles, Neeson surprises audiences with his pitch-perfect deadpan delivery as the clueless detective, channeling the spirit of Leslie Nielsen while making the character his own. Pamela…

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Happy Gilmore 2

‘Happy Gilmore 2’ released on Netflix in July 2025, marks Adam Sandler’s return to one of his most iconic roles nearly 30 years later. The sequel blends absurd comedy with unexpected emotional depth, as Happy—now a widowed, recovering alcoholic—returns to pro golf to support his daughter’s dreams. The cast of ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ brings together…

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps

‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’  is an awesome Marvel adaptation. It’s got this bold, retro-futuristic vibe that completely sets it apart from the usual MCU formula. The 1960s aesthetic is everywhere, in the sets, the costumes, even the camera work! Pedro Pascal is perfect as Reed, Vanessa Kirby gives Sue real emotional weight, Joseph Quinn…

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An Evening with Francis Ford Coppola and Megalopolis Screening

Last night, I had the incredible opportunity to attend “An Evening with Francis Ford Coppola and Megalopolis Screening” at The Capitol Theatre. This special cinematic event featured a screening of Coppola’s monumental 2024 film Megalopolis, followed by an in-depth, in-person Q&A with the legendary (Godfather of cinema) director himself.  ‘Megalopolis’ is a cinematic tour de…

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