It’s not going too far or giving away too much to say the Guardians will never be the same after this movie.
Category: Movie Reviews

Summer Movie Guide: The most anticipated films from May to August
Here is a rundown of some of the most anticipated films that will be opening between the beginning of May and the end of August.

Theaters filled with new movies as summer season approaches
Last week six new movies opened in Northwest Arkansas theaters, and this week five new films are debuting locally, and we are still two weeks away from the summer movie season.

Mediocre horrors fill theaters the weekend after Easter
It’s the week after Easter, but all hell is breaking loose at movie theaters.

Review: Nostalgia, Affleck’s direction sets ‘Air’ apart
In the broadest sense, directors are storytellers, and for my money, Ben Affleck remains one of the best working to day.

Review: Solid direction, cast lift D&D movie above the fray
‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ is an entertaining fantasy/comedy that on the surface doesn’t take itself too seriously, and because of that, it’s a fun time at the movies.

Review: Latest Wick movie pulls out all the stops
This is a movie that if you are interested in seeing, I’d suggest going quickly before you stumble across bits of information that you probably don’t want know before seeing the film.

Review: Over-acting steals thunder from Shazam sequel
The movie is packed with humor, action, charming characters, fearsome adversaries, and solid special effects featuring a veritable menagerie of mythological creatures to duke it out with the Shazam Family.

It’s shaping up to be a big night for ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ at the Oscars
Indy favorite “Everything Everywhere All at Once” leads the pack with 11 nominations, while “All Quiet on the Western Front” and “The Banshees of Inisherin” each received nine. “Elvis” received eight.

Review: ‘Creed III’ is solid fun but buckles in third act
For two-thirds of “Creed III,” the movie is better than any freshman directorial effort has the right to be.

Review: Schlocky ‘Cocaine Bear’ a minimal cinematic treat
Watching Cocaine Bear is kind of like eating a Twinkie. You know it’s ultimately bad for you, but it tastes good enough while you’re eating it.

Review: New Ant-Man movie an uneven but fun film experience
It’s too big, sprawling, silly, and messy of a production to make any critic’s Oscar list, but it’s a fun time at the movie if you are of the mind to let it be.

Reviews: ‘Magic Mike’ sequel, ‘Consecration’ highlight mediocre pre-Valentine’s Day weekend at the movies
For those sweethearts who are headed to the movie theater as part of their Valentine’s Day celebration, there is somewhat slim pickings. In fact, the best film in local theaters this week is 25 years old.

Review: Tense ‘Knock at the Cabin’ trips over anticlimactic ending
The film no doubt offers some chilling moments that are up there with the best of the director’s work, but unfortunately the movie’s payoff just left me wanting more.

Review: Nighy puts the life in new film ‘Living’
Director Oliver Hermanus does a wonderful job of capturing the futility and frustrating nature of government work in the film that is slyly satirical.