REVIEW: “Operation Kabul” (2026)

REVIEW: “Operation Kabul” (2026)

With “Operation Kabul”, Hungarian director Zsombor Dyga offers a striking point-of-view on the disastrous 2021 United States-led NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan. The events resulted in the collapse of the Afghan government and military followed by a chaotic mass exodus of civilian non-combatants. The Taliban swooped in and immediately took control of the city of Kabul … Continue reading →

REVIEW: “Whalefall” (2026)

REVIEW: “Whalefall” (2026)

If you have ever wondered what it was like to be swallowed by a whale, boy do I have the movie for you. With “Whalefall”, director Brian Duffield tackles that very predicament. But here’s the thing – no matter how silly and outrageous it sounds, “Whalefall” manages to surprise in several interesting ways. Whether it’s … Continue reading →

REVIEW: “The Beast” (2026)

REVIEW: “The Beast” (2026)

In “The Beast”, Samuel L. Jackson plays the President of the United States if he were Samuel L. Jackson. He has a different name and certainly a different job title. But otherwise this is Samuel L. Jackson playing the screen version of himself that we’ve all come to know over his fifty-plus-year career. There’s even … Continue reading →

First Glance: “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew” First Trailer and New Poster

First Glance: “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew” First Trailer and New Poster

Its release may still be four months away, but the upcoming film “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew” has certainly sparked a lot of conversation. Writer-director Greta Gerwig follows up her massively popular “Barbie” by adapting the sixth book is C.S. Lewis’ beloved Chronicles of Narnia series. But from all indications, Gerwig isn’t using her artistic prowess … Continue reading →