Coming off of the stomach bug, here is a little insight into the bad mindset it puts me when I cannot run.

Another Oscars in the books, and Everything Everywhere All at Once and All Quiet on the Western Front cleaned up, but should they have?

The Creed trilogy finishes strong with an incredible villain to drag Creed back into the ring!

Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey and Cocaine Bear are about some violent bears with high kill counts, but which bear has the better movie?

Quantumania is a bad CGI fest that lacks entertainment, it is just a largly forgetful Marvel movie, that slightly nudges the MCU forward.

My ratings that are being constnatly updated on all of the movies I have watched since 2020.

Titanic has made its way back to the big screen, and it is in 3D and totally epic!

The choice is yours, sacrifice a member of your family and save the world, or let your family live as the world crumbles.

Infinity Pool is a totally unhinged movie about rich people using their money to do whatever they want.

A mystery that takes place on the screen of a laptop and a phone. It is like a long zoom or facetime interspersed with search tabs.

When I saw A Man Called Otto, my theater was packed with seniors, and they loved this movie! It is comedic and emotional.

Another year of running in the books, this one had some serious highs, but also some real low lows! Running is the best

The year has ended, so here are my top 5 movies of the year!

Damien Chazelle's Babylon is a story of excess as the roaring 20s fade out, and it also confronts mortality, and how others face it.

Avatar: The Way of Water is one of the most incredible visual experiences one will ever have in a theater, it must be seen in IMAX 3D!

White Noise is a movie and a book filled with rapid fire dialogue and deep ideas, and it will be on Netflix soon!

Violent Night is an over fluffed Christmas Movies with some killer action sequences and traps mixed into the plot.

With five movies releasing this week for Thanksgiving, it hurt them at the box office, and they all lost to Black Panther.

Fire of Love is a stunning viewing experience about two volcanologists sharing their passion with the world.

The legend of the Black Panther continues in an emotionally beautiful way, that remembers the loss, but also pushes on respectfully.