
'Wish Dragon' Review
It deserves a fate better than the small screen for its hysterical humor and huge heart.

The Oath Review
There are funny ideas brought up throughout but they’re never fully developed because they’re dropped by the second half of the film.

Searching Review
The film is presented through every technological digital screen and, for the first time, it doesn’t feel like a gimmick, but rather refreshing.

Star Trek Beyond Review
Right off the bat with the introduction to the film, Justin Lin’s director perception of Star Trek is very similar to JJ Abrams but in a way much better. You see Lin capture what made his last 2 Fast and Furious films great and applied it to this Star Trek film which is (as Vin Diesel famously says) family.