The Best Movies of 2025
by Jason F. Koenigsberg Another mediocre batch of movies has come and gone that will go down in history as the year in cinema of 2025. I am glad I […]
Mission: Impossible-The Final Ranking
By Jason F. Koenigsberg After almost thirty years and eight films the Mission: Impossible movie franchise comes to a close… for now. What started out as a chance for Tom […]
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ is More of the Same and Asks Does It Even Matter Anymore?
Movie Review: Avatar: Fire and Ash PG-13 3h 17m by Jason Koenigsberg Well here we are, Sixteen years and three and a half hours later the third Avatar film comes […]
Wild ‘Weapons’ is Superb Suburban Horror
Weapons R 2h 8m by Jason Koenigsberg Writer/Director Zach Cregger returns to tell a tale about suburban decay in the guise of a horror movie with Weapons. This is his […]
‘The Naked Gun’ Shoots Rapid Fire Goofiness and Hits Its Mark
The Naked Gun PG-13 1h 25m by Jason Koenigsberg Finally, a comedy that captures the essence of what laughter felt like back in the 80’s and 90’s that many movies […]
‘Eddington’ Looks Back at 2020 as a Dark, Scathing Satire About a Polarizing and Confusing Time
Eddington R 2h 28m By Jason Koenigsberg Hindsight is 2020, one of the most clever slogans for a movie in a while and it is an appropriate tagline for Ari […]
James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Stands for Truth, Justice, but Omits The American Way
Superman PG-13 2h 9m by Jason Koenigsberg Be careful what you wish for. Myself, and a lot of other people cried and complained about how dark the DC movies were […]
Wes Anderson Ponders Sympathy for the Ultra Rich in ‘The Phoenician Scheme’
The Phoenician Scheme PG-13 1h 41m by Jason Koenigsberg Wes Anderson returns to the big screen with his distinct vision, style, and brand of humor with his newest comical lighthearted […]
The Best and Worst of 2024
by Jason F. Koenigsberg If the movies of 2024 were to be described in one word, it would be “whimper”. 2023 was a huge step forward in film returning to […]
‘Megalopolis’ is Francis Ford Coppola’s Self-Financed, Forty-Years-in-the-Making Fever Dream
Megalopolis R 2h 18m by Jason Koenigsberg Francis Ford Coppola is usually not a filmmaker known for making sacrifices for his art. His films, whether they are some of the […]
Pan and Slam 