by KJ Proulx When Shazam! hit theatres back in 2019, I was pleasantly surprised. The similarities to the film Big and the action and heart all hooked me. I wasn’t a fan of the tonal shifts in that film (it took me out multiple times), but it’s a good time…

by KJ Proulx Guy Ritchie has directed quite a few movies that I have enjoyed, so I will always give his outings a shot. I heard about Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre about a year ago and then a trailer came out fairly recently with it only receiving a limited…

by KJ Proulx The original Scream is one of my absolute favourite horror films. The way it plays on all the tropes of the genre is simply as close to perfect as you can get. With the exception of the third film, I have really enjoyed all of the films…

by KJ Proulx If you’re not talking about how great the original is, the Rocky films have been hit and miss. I love the first Rocky film and I think Rocky Balboa is very good as well, but the rest I can easily leave behind (if you’re talking about the…

by KJ Proulx This is not your average survival movie. Upon hearing the concept of Cocaine Bear and then hearing that it was loosely based on true events, I was very excited to check it out. After having sat through all 90 bonkers minutes of this, I’ll say that I…

by KJ Proulx I am a massive fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (also known as the MCU), which is why writing this review is about to sting. Going back to the beginning of the franchise over a decade ago with Iron Man, Thor, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America: The…

by KJ Proulx Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill together in a film should’ve been one of the most hilarious pairings I’ve seen in a while. However, even with them and other terrific, comedic performers like Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Nia Long, and David Duchovny, I found myself barely laughing. I’ll admit there…

by KJ Proulx For most big film buffs, the name M. Night Shyamalan usually only means one of two things. You’re either in for a solid thriller or a total disappointment. For this, I always watch his films with a grain of salt when entering the theatre. Hope for the…

by KJ Proulx This is usually my kind of film. A simplistic, low-budget drama that tells a human story. Many of those films are my favourites, so when I heard Jesse Eisenberg was tackling a movie like this for his first directorial feature I was intrigued. After watching it though…