Category: Reviews
Final Account Movie Review
Opens in theaters May 21 (German language with English sub-titles)
“Final Account” is a painfully somber experience. The documentary goes back into the German past and digs up many ghosts of the Nazi era. This is in the form of normal elderly adults who, from childhood, grew up in the Third Reich. They were persuaded into thinking that the Fatherland would be the shining beacon for the world. They lived through the rise and fall of Hitler, only to now nominally reject the beliefs they once held dear.
Spiral : From the Book of Saw Movie Review
Depending on how you feel about formulaic horror films, ‘Spiral,’ the ninth installment of the ‘Saw’ series, will be either entertaining or a difficult movie to watch because, trust me, they don’t spare the gore.
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The Djinn Movie Review
Before we get to the meat of the review, I’d like to tell you a little about the meaning of the word Djinn.
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Profile Movie Review
Opens in theaters May 14th
“Profile” is an in-depth look at a female journalist in London who goes undercover. She goes in deep to find out about the on-line recruitment of young woman by hardened ISIS soldiers. These young girls and woman whom they befriend can become brides to the terrorists. Based on a true story, this is chilling tale of international intrigue and lies, all displayed on various on-line screens and devices.
The Human Factor Movie Review
Bringing peace to the Middle East is something sought after by every United States President and Secretary of State who takes office.
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Wrath of Man Movie Review
Opens in theaters starting May 7th
“Wrath of Man” is full-throated action revenge movie with a massive body count and an unlimited supply of ammo. It is a real gut-punch of mayhem and murder, fueled by cash in armored trucks and people willing to kill to get at it. But when an innocent bystander gets caught in the crossfire, a devious plot comes together to turn the crooks into Swiss cheese.
The Boy from Medellín Movie Review
‘The Boy from Medellín’ was shot over one week in the life of Latin Grammy-winning musician, José Álvaro Osorio Balvín, who goes by the name of J Balvin.
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The Virtuoso Movie Review
In ‘The Virtuoso’ we’re told, by way of voiceover, each and every step being made by a professional assassin played by Anson Mount.
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Without Remorse Movie Review
Available to stream on Amazon Prime (April 30th)
“Without Remorse” is an action-filled movie in the tradition of other Tom Clancy based movies. There is lot of political gameplay going on between nations, but the real work is done by the grunts and the Special Forces teams on the ground. The polite diplomatic discussions are moved aside for high-velocity gunfire and hand-to-hand fighting. The only way to get the job done is to finish off the other guy.