Creed II – The Bigger They Are, The Harder They Fall
If you would like to read our review of the original Creed, click here.
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This Week On keithlovesmovies (Week of November 21st)
Here is a look at the movies we will be covering this week, time permitting:
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Ralph Breaks the Internet – Friendship in the Internet Age
Ralph Breaks The Internet or Wreck-It Ralph 2 for short.
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Robin Hood – Misses The Target (Early Review)
This new Robin Hood unfortunately misses the target.
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs – 2018’s Most Unique Film Experience (Guest Review)
Netflix is not well known for its quality movies, in fact its model of quantity over quality has created a lot of subpar content throughout the years, but it seems that they plan to end off 2018 with a bang. After the release of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, The Kindergarten Teacher and Hold The Dark, Netflix seems to have found its stride. That is without mentioning the buzz surrounding their other end-of-year releases Outlaw King and Roma, a Best Oscar frontrunner. With news that the Coen Brothers have jumped ship to the world of online media, could Netflix be changing the industry for the better?
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A Private War – An Emotionally Distant War Biopic
Headline: a solid film that fails to deliver a lasting impression.
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Instant Family – Instant Skip
Don’t let the reviews fool you.
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Classic Review: Wreck-It Ralph (2012)
Before Ralph Breaks the Internet, let’s talk about the film that started it all.
Classic Review: Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956)
The breakout role that introduced audiences to a new enduring star: Paul Newman.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – An Overstuffed Mess (Early Review)
Well that was disappointing.
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