Tag: Charlize Theron
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Apex, action icon Charlize Theron does it again
Apex puts our greatest action star, Charlize Theron, through the paces once again in this thriller with sheer rock climbs, dangerous rapids, and a chase in the woods with a lunatic.
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The Old Guard 2 keeps up the fight
The Old Guard 2 is a continuation of the story of the immortals we met in The Old Guard. A few new characters and twists bring some changes but basically the story remains pretty much the same.
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga review: buckle up for a wild ride
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is the latest George Miller film about the post apocalyptic world of the Mad Max series. Since I’ve seen every other Mad Max offering, it seemed only right to watch this one when it reached the streamer Max.
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A rant about aliens and the movie Prometheus
Did you know there’s an entire television channel that plays nothing all day long but pseudo-scientific conspiracy theory shows about how aliens did everything? Aliens built all the cool stuff like the pyramids. Aliens seeded the human race with their own DNA and then left.
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Long Shot review, love and politics make strange bedfellows
Long Shot is a Seth Rogen movie. There aren’t many reasons powerful enough to make me watch a Seth Rogen movie. Charlize Theron is that powerful a reason. The film is about a woman running for President, an unlikely love story, and the business of politics.
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The School for Good and Evil: the stars come out to play
The School for Good and Evil is about the magic world of fairy tales and the battle for good and evil between the heroes and villains who live in those stories. It’s the kind of movie where big name actors come out to ham it up and play everything over the top just to have…
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Review: Absentia, season 3
Absentia, season 3, features danger, endless action, and suspense with the cop who never gives up, Emily Byrne (Stana Katic).
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Review: The Old Guard
The Old Guard is an action-packed fantasy about immortal heroes starring Charlize Theron. It . . . wait. Stop. You had me at Charlize Theron. Oh, okay . . . might as well tell you more.
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Review: Young Adult
Seeing 2011’s Young Adult now, from the prospective of 2018, it seems that writer Diablo Cody wrote an allegory for the disconnected young adults of today.