While James Gunn’s new DC Universe hasn’t gotten off to the most rousing start, it does have one upcoming movie with some real potential. Clayface might not stand among Batman’s most heralded antagonists. But for fans of the Caped Crusader, the shapeshifting villain has a long and compelling history, having first appeared in 1940. Now … Continue reading
“The Bride!” is a movie that made industry headlines for all the wrong reasons. Writer-director Maggie Gyllenhaal’s ambitious but clunky gothic horror romance had a star-studded cast and was given a near $100 million dollar production budget. But the movie failed to connect with mainstream audiences. And its disastrous theatrical run led to a projected … Continue reading
I have no idea if the movie will be good, but the trailer for “Other Mommy” gave my theater’s audience a collective jolt that was nothing short of priceless. Rob Savage directs the upcoming supernatural horror film that is based Josh Malerman’s 2024 novel “Incidents Around the House”. It stars Jessica Chastain who seems to … Continue reading
As America celebrated its 250th birthday, it made sense that we got a movie about the country’s preeminent Founding Father and the eventual first President of the United States. Of course I’m talking about George Washington, and the simply titled movie is “Young Washington”. It comes from director Jon Erwin, whose last film was the … Continue reading
It has been a long time since the Marvel Cinematic Universe has felt substantial. That doesn’t mean there hasn’t been new content. It simply means it has been a while since the MCU was at the heights of its heyday. “Avengers: Doomsday” is the first Marvel movie in years that teases us with an excitement … Continue reading
Some may disagree with this statement, but I say it with unfettered confidence – Christopher Nolan has yet to make a bad movie. Obviously some of the thirteen feature films he has directed (twelve of which he also wrote) stand out more than others. But through his incredibly diverse catalog of movies, Nolan has firmly … Continue reading
Keith & the Movies 