Logan represents Hugh Jackman’s final performance as the X-Man Wolverine, but this film is about as far from an X-Men film as you can get. Does Jackman go out on a high note or should he just have left well-enough alone? Continue reading
Movies
Doug Reviews: Get Out (2017)
From Jordan Peele of Key & Peele comes Get Out, a horror film that takes aim at racial issues in our society. Is the film a successful commentary or does it make you want to get out of the theater? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The Great Wall (2016)
Chinese director Zhang Yimou teams with a trio of American writers to bring audiences The Great Wall. Well, is it…great? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The LEGO Batman Movie (2017)
In 2014, The LEGO Movie was a surprise hit, but what was even more surprising was that it was a quality film and hilariously funny. Now, Warner Bros. is revving up the spinoff machine and the first LEGO Movie spinoff stars a guy you may have heard of: Batman. So, does The LEGO Batman Movie live up to its predecessor? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017)
The Boogeyman is back in John Wick: Chapter 2! Is the sequel an improvement on the first film or just more of the same? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The Comedian (2016)
Does Director Taylor Hackford‘s latest, The Comedian, make you want to laugh or hang yourself? Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The Space Between Us (2017)
It’s hard to believe that The Space Between Us needed three writers to tell such a pedestrian story. Continue reading
Doug Reviews: Gold (2016)
Very loosely based on true events and directed by Academy Award-winning writer Stephen Gaghan, Gold tells a 1980s story of obsession and greed and is trying really hard to be American Hustle. Continue reading
Doug Reviews: The Founder (2016)
Hey folks, are you ready to hate Michael Keaton? Because after seeing The Founder, you just may. Continue reading
Doug Reviews: Split (2016)
After falling off a cliff in terms of the quality of his films, Writer-Director M. Night Shyamalan has begun making a small comeback. That comeback continues with Split, a psychological thriller that in its final two minutes becomes something else entirely. Continue reading
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