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F1: Straights, Curves, and Bravado

F1 bring Formula One racing to life in the theaters. The formula is straight forward. There are a few twist and turns that could be deadly and it is all wrapped around the bravado of Sonny Hayes played by Brad Pitt. The film will get your engines revving but does it cross the finish line with a win?

Is the latest installment of Karate Kid Legendary?

Although we’re not kids anymore, many of us grew up watching the original Karate Kid in 1986. Does the new installment, Karate Kid: Legends, do a good job of connecting to that original magic? Well, one thing’s for sure: it “has a Jackie-Chan-ish quality to the fighting and choreography where the battles utilize the entire landscape as combat aids, and it is exciting and fun.”

Ready to revisit the past and meet a new generation of Karate Kids? Check out my full review to see if Legends merits a watch!

Mission: Impossible: The Final Reckoning – Is This The End?

Get ready for an emotional, action-packed conclusion. “The action seeker should feel like a kid in a candy store because while we have seen the goods before they are still very appealing and oh so tasty.” Read my full review to see if Ethan Hunt and Tom Cruise gets the send-off he deserves!

Another Simple Favor: Not Simple and Not Exactly a Favor

Check out my review at NDIGO.com

Tyrese Gibson on 1992 and Manhood

Tyrese Gibson on “1992” and Much, Much More

From Mayhem, to Manhood, to Marriage, to Music, Tyrese had a lot to say!

SING SING: Actors in Tune

Actors Clarence “Divine Eye” Maclin, Paul Raci & Sean Dino Johnson talk about their experience in making the movie SING SING. Colman Domingo plays Divine G, imprisoned at Sing Sing for a crime he didn’t commit. He finds purpose by acting in a theatre group alongside other incarcerated men in this story of resilience, humanity, and the transformative power of art. This is an excerpt.

Here is the complete interview

Ghostlight Directors Kelly O’Sullivan & Alex Thompson: Interview

I had the opportunity to speak with the directors of the movie Ghostlight, Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson. Ghostlight is currently in theaters and “centers on Dan Mueller, a blue-collar father and husband trying to cope with the suicide of his son a year earlier. When an actor named Rita draws Dan into her small community theater’s production of Romeo and Juliet, Dan meets a group of small-time thespians whose friendship helps him move forward through grief, despite keeping the role a secret from his wife and daughter.”

Reggie Ponder, Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson.

April Q. Russell on Not Another Church Movie

April Q. Russell took some time to talk with Reggie Ponder, The Reel Critic about her movie “Not Another Church Movie.”

Origin: Ava DuVernay talks about Race and Caste

Ava DuVernay talks about her new movie “Origin”. As a writer/director, she gives insight into the film and its meaning.