Right now, Marvel has 20 already released movie streaming and 6 TV series, not counting the already knocking on the doors of cinemas “Captain Marvel” (this film will be the 21st in a row in the MCU timeline); to reconsider all this, probably, the whole summer vacation will not be enough.

Netflix spends about $ 8 billion each year on content production. Multi-part films produced by one of the most famous media companies attract millions of people around the world. Our selection includes new and old works since we took into account only the ratings and reviews of the audience and not the release date of… Continue reading Watch movie online free on netflix

At the time of my writing this, CBS has only released the pilot for Supergirl. It is possible that my opinion on the show has changed, but from watching the single episode, I felt as though enough was made clear to me about the coming show for me to write something about it. I doubt my… Continue reading Supergirl: A Sad Addition to the TV Superhero Genre

It seems as though Chris Evans and his fellow Avenger actors have been dedicating a large portion of their acting efforts to proving that they are more than Marvel allows them to be in the superhero flicks. Sure, they can all play simple hero characters, but for most of them, there’s more than meets the… Continue reading Before We Go: A Charming Story with Some Good Performances

Matthew McConaughey is a name that I had only thought of in relation to sub-par romantic comedies with bad acting and poorly written scripts. However, recently, the name has started to gain value and respect as McConaughey starred in such movies as Mud (a fantastic movie) and The Lincoln Lawyer.

I like the idea of starting off a review by saying how I feel about the movie right off the bat, then explaining that opinion after doing so. In the interest of that idea, I would have started off this review by saying that The Interview, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, is for sure worth… Continue reading The Interview: Rogen and Franco Deliver Yet Again

This summer is going to be a good year for films. With new interesting movies coming out each week, it’s hard to be excited for all of them. X-Men: Days of Future Past, however was an exception to this for me. Days of Future Past was the movie that I was looking forward to the most all year… Continue reading X-Men: Days of Future Past – Wow. Just Wow

Wall-E. Toy Story. Up. The Incredibles. What do these movies have in common? They are among the best movies released by the animation studio, Pixar (although the list goes on and on). For years, Pixar has taken the Animated Film genre to new levels, by creating movies that cater to both children and adults.

Before I start, I just want to give the team behind Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland major props for the vagueness of the film’s trailers. Going into this movie, I had more or less no idea what it was about. This is something that has become more and more rare in the movie industry these days, so it was… Continue reading Tomorrowland: A Cool Journey.. to Disappointment

I remember the year Little Miss Sunshine came out (2006). I was much younger then, and couldn’t possibly have appreciated any of the subtleties of the film. For this reason, I re-watched a few years ago and instantly fell in love. However, it was not until I watched this movie again last night that I… Continue reading Little Miss Sunshine: A Gem That Stands the Test of Time