“Wreck-It Ralph” got quite a bit of praise from fan boys and the video game community. It even received an Oscar nomination and actually won the Critics Choice Award for Best
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INSTANT FAMILY (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
This is the 3rd collaboration teaming up Wahlberg and writer/director Sean Anders following “Daddys Home” movies. This movie (which is inspired by the real-life experiences of director and co-writer Sean Anders
FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
2011’s “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” was the final chapter in the film franchise adapted from one of the most successful book series of all-time. With 5 years
OVERLORD (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Julius Avery directs this high-energy genre mash-up, a combination of Inglourious Basterds and Planet Terror. On the eve of D-Day, an American plane carrying a squad of movie soldier stereotypes gets shot down
THE GRINCH (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Based on the 1957 iconic Dr. Seuss book How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, it is the third screen adaptation of the story, following the television special from 1966 and the live-action feature-length film from 2000
THE SPY WHO DUMPED ME (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Following last summer’s spy action comedy “The Hitmans’s Bodyguard”, starring Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson, Lionsgate now flips the gender coin with “The Spy Who Dumped Me”. Not to be
MEG (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
The shark attack thriller genre has become quite popular recently, thanks to the Discovery Channel’s annual “Shark Week” (highlighted by their ridiculous “Sharknado” movies). 2016’s “The Shallows” (one of my favorite
SKYSCRAPER (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
“Skyscraper” is the third big-budget action movie starring Dwayne Johnson to hit in just over 6 months time. Johnson plays Will Sawyer, a former FBI op turned building safety
SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
“Solo: A Star Wars Story” is the second prequel/spinoff, joining 2016’s “Rogue One”, since the Disney takeover of LucasFilm. That movie had almost entirely new characters, while this one is, of
TAG (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
“Tag” is centered on a group of friends who go to extreme lengths to carry on a lifelong game of tag, the schoolyard competition where someone is “it” until they
BLOCKERS (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
The teen sex comedy gets a gender flip in “Blockers,” as a tight-knit trio of girls make a “sex pact,” vowing to lose their virginity on prom night. But it’s
BRAVEN (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Jason Momoa jumped to superstardom as a Dothraki warlord on “Game of Thrones”, since then he’s been on both TV and movies. He apparently likes roles in the wild: DC’s
AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR REVIEW (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Marvel Studios “INFINITY WAR” has been hailed as the Cinematic experience of a lifetime; they have also stated it’s their version of “Empire Strikes Back”. 10 years since the release
ACTS OF VIOLENCE REVIEW (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Director Brett Donowho has been in the shadows in Hollywood for over 10 years mostly as a producer, having only directed a few films mostly shorts. His latest “Acts of
A QUIET PLACE (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
“A Quiet Place” There is only a handful of moments that are completely and totally silent, including the opening scene, which apart from the final scene are probably the best
PACIFIC RIM: UPRISING (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
The massive Kaiju vs. robots featured in “Pacific Rim” was a welcome treat back in July 2013. Guillermo del Toro who helmed the original opted out of the sequel to
TOMB RAIDER (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
The 1st “Tomb Raider” game was released in 1996 followed by over 15 sequels, spin-offs and remakes (none of which I have played). It didn’t take long for Hollywood to
GAME NIGHT (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Odd it took five years for Hollywood to make a movie version of their own “Hollywood Game Night”, which debuted in 2013, the fun NBC competition show, hosted by the
HOSTILES (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Scott Cooper is still a fairly new director having only 4 films under the radar since he started in 2009. His 1st film “Crazy Heart” (earned Jeff Bridges an Oscar),
THE RITUAL (LOGAN AT THE MOVIES)
Director David Bruckner’s (The Signal) survival horror-thriller “The Ritual,” written by Joe Barton and adapted from the novel by Adam Nevill, is “Deliverance” meets “The Blair Witch Project,” the film