One of the better biographies. The film does an incredible job of showing the evolution of Elvis, from an up and comer to a global icon. Austin Butler’s portrayal of The King is nothing short of amazing and
The film had some great comedic timing and all the cameos added depth to it. But more so than other Apatow movies, this one felt caught in between wanting to be a comedy or a drama.
A promising start that quickly turned predictable and underwhelming. Unfortunately the action scenes were just ok and the story felt all over the place.
Visually impressive and an interesting premise. The film was captivating enough and despite only having an $80 million dollar budget, the special effects were outstanding. The narrative wasn’t perfect, but the film was still fun and entertaining.
Apple Movies give us an underrated gem. The film brilliantly blurs the lines of love, ethics and medicine. It delves into the difficult acceptance of death and the choices we would make to spare the ones we love if given the chance.
Hailed for its accurate depiction. Apollo 13 brilliantly tells the historical story of Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swigert as they attempt to navigate their spacecraft back to Earth after the ship suffers internal damage.
While not historically accurate, it’s still one of the great movies from the Renaissance Era with an incredibly beautiful story and one of the most recognizable and beloved songs from any Disney era.
If you’re looking for an animal horror film then this is right up alley. Simplistic in every way imaginable the film delivers an over the top adventure thriller that you can watch as background noise.
thought provoking and emotionally driven. And while there were definitely flashes of that throughout the movie the focal point is the soundtrack and as great as the music is, it’s also what they got so wrong as it simply over powered every scene. Whereas the music in Tron Legacy complemented
A visually stunning film. However, it’s lacking any of the originality and emotional pull of its predecessor films. Tron Ares was quickly turned into an action movie and while there have certainly always been components of action, the previous films have always centered on being
A character-driven true story that is compelling, emotionally captivating, and utterly heartbreaking. Simply put, this is easily one of the best films of the 2010’s and should be on everyone’s must watch list.
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is a musical and acting triumph. In what would sadly be Chadwick Boseman’s final film he would poured his heart and soul and give audiences one of the best performances of his career. This amazing ensemble cast made each scene feel more
Loaded with great potential. So far the show is a good blend of comedy and sports drama. It will be interesting to see how the show unfolds as they begin to flesh out each of these characters.
I’m honestly not sure what to make of this movie. By all accounts I should give it a good rating. The actors were great, the set designs were awesome but with all that said the story lacked something that I can’t quite put my finger on.
navigating the industry. The movie got off to a slow start but as the story progressed I found myself more and more invested. Unfortunately, the film ended in the same way most of Tarantino’s films end and that is with gratuitous violence.
Transforming LA was probably no easy task, but the cast and crew captured the essence of the 70’s. The costumes and set designs were nothing short of amazing. The film did an amazing job of showcasing the ridiculousness of Hollywood and the ins and outs of
Surprisingly gripping and entertaining. Rami Malek’s The Amateur gives us a modern day digital age spy thriller that is equal parts terrifying and paranoid. Though it was probably 30 minutes too long, it is still a great revenge-driven film.
Exciting and enjoyable. The film captures the right amount of nostalgia while also paying respect to the original characters and moving the franchise in a fresh new direction for a new generation of fans.