Hello it is extremely important that you stop everything you’re doing and purchase tickets right now to go see The Iron Claw it is the best movie of 2023 it is incredible and emotional and I cannot recommend it enough.
AMC looking like a ghost town on opening night of Aquaman. Uh oh DC. Thank goodness for that upcoming reboot! (Not here for Aquaman here for Poor Things.)
#Barbie is incredible. I was just expecting dumb airhead humor, what I got was very funny dumb airhead humor, but also a heartfelt and surprisingly emotional story. Do not miss this movie. An absolute blast.
I recently saw my first Studio Ghibli film and loved it. Caught a screening of My Neighbor Totoro. Very sweet, beautifully animated, and great music. A heartfelt story that was more realistic than I imagined. I look forward to checking out other Ghibli films soon.
Also I rewatched the entire franchise before going to see it and man those movies are so fun. Don’t take this lackluster review as a reason to ignore Indiana Jones. If you haven’t seen them they are a must watch.
#IndianaJonesAndTheDialOfDestiny is fine. The opening flashback and New York parade chase are amazing and there’s still fun to be had, but overall it’s not better than the original 3 and maybe isn’t even better than Crystal Skull. I enjoyed myself but didn’t love it.
Finally! The biggest movie event of the year! Tonight: Barbie! Tomorrow: Oppenheimer in 70mm at @PrytaniaTheatre ! But first a little catching up on two movies I saw recently…
This summer is full of amazing movies to see in theaters.
Congratulations, Harrison Ford, on 40 years of Indy and one of the most iconic characters in history.
I love a double feature, and it doesn't get more explosive (or more pink) than one with Oppenheimer and Barbie.
#AsteroidCity is outstanding… and could be my favorite Wes Anderson film. Quirky and visually appealing, but it has heart, and moments of pure spectacle. It is a phenomenal time at the movies. Great music too. Absolutely loved it and my favorite movie of the year so far.
Basically, Scorsese and Spielberg are the two guys with both the power and the passion to call up studio executives and politely ask them to stop burning 35mm film negatives for a tax write-off, so it's great for the future of cinema that they're 97 and 95 years old, respectively
I loved #TheFlash . A weird wild fun, and surprisingly emotional superhero flick. Lots of great Batman stuff, but still feels like The Flash’s story. Sets the stage for the new DCU in a satisfying way. RIP Snyderverse, long live Gunnverse.