Category: Action Adventure

Eddie Murphy returns as Axel Foley in a fast, energetic mix of action and nostalgia. This review breaks down what works and what doesn’t.

This review of Men in Black: International analyzes the film’s narrative structure, globalized approach, character performances, and visual design. While visually polished and driven by strong leads, the movie struggles to deliver emotional depth and thematic cohesion, revealing the difficulties of modern franchise reinvention.

Tron (1982) is more than a film about computers — it’s a fable about belief, humanity, and home. Beneath the glow of the Grid beats a story as old as faith itself, where men and their creations search for connection in a world made of light.

Scurry (2024) drags its audience through a suffocating labyrinth of fear and futility. Two survivors trapped beneath a collapsing city confront not only the monstrous but the meaningless. Luke Sparke’s creature horror becomes a philosophical descent . A place where the only escape from darkness is acceptance of it.

The Toxic Avenger 2023 isn’t just a remake—it’s a radioactive resurrection that blends dark humor, gore, and absurd social commentary with Lenny Bruce-style satire and Eddie Murphy-level charisma.

Krull (1983) shines as a forgotten jewel of 1980s fantasy cinema. A tale of love, prophecy, and courage against a mysterious immense enemy . With echoes of mythic prose, it weaves adventure, tragedy, and timeless wonder into a single dream. Though dismissed in its day, Krull endures as a poetic testament to the age when fantasy dared to believe in magic.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 isn’t just another Marvel installment — it’s Rocket Raccoon’s heartbreaking origin story, a cosmic adventure filled with laughter, pain, and music that cuts to the soul. James Gunn delivers a finale that balances action, emotion, and closure for the galaxy’s strangest family.

*Moonrunners* (1975) follows cousins Grady and Bobby Lee Hagg as they haul moonshine for their uncle Jesse, a stubborn bootlegger resisting corruption and change. Narrated by Waylon Jennings, the film blends fast cars, Southern grit, and outlaw folklore, later inspiring *The Dukes of Hazzard*

 Thunderbolts: Bureaucracy in Spandex Thunderbolts has a scene, somewhere near the ghost-breathing middle of the movie, where an underground lab… read more Thunderbolts

Transformers the movie Transformers the movie – Now, I ain’t talkin’ about them big fancy ones they make today with… read more Transformers the movie

Jaws (1975): The Ocean Ain’t Safe! Jaws ! When it hit theaters in 1975, it didn’t just make waves, it… read more Jaws

Return of the Jedi: the 1983 wrap up to the original trilogy. Return of the Jedi is the movie where… read more Return of the Jedi

The Empire Strikes Back – A demonstration of power, precision and purpose. Much like the Empire itself. The Empire Strikes… read more The Empire Strikes Back

Flight of the Navigator – Time Travel, Spacecrafts, and One Seriously Confused Kid Flight of the Navigator is from the… read more Flight of the Navigator

Scarface – Cocaine, Chaos and a Ridiculous Bathtub Scarface is one of the most gloriously unhinged, over-the-top movie you’ll ever… read more ScarFace

Star Wars : The lost version of original unedited 1977 theatrical release Star Wars –  If you weren’t paying attention… read more Star Wars