Kevin Finnerty
Film and TV Critic and Entertainment Reporter at Showbiz Junkies
I'm a broadcaster and Film Critic. I love movies and always have.
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2 weeks ago |
showbizjunkies.com | Kevin Finnerty |Rebecca Murray
Disney’s at it again. After the giant box office bomb earlier this year of their live-action Snow White, the studio has remade another of their beloved animated films, Lilo & Stitch, into a live-action CGI movie. If only it were worth watching. The story is pretty much the same as the zany and lovable 2002 film.
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3 weeks ago |
showbizjunkies.com | Kevin Finnerty |Rebecca Murray
Writer/director Andrew DeYoung’s dark comedy Friendship explores what happens when a budding bromance suddenly and disastrously comes to an end. Unfortunately, the film’s central bromance involves an incredibly unlikable character. Craig Waterman (Tim Robinson, I Think You Should Leave) has a decent life.
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1 month ago |
showbizjunkies.com | Kevin Finnerty |Rebecca Murray
A24 has branched out and away from the genres they’re best known for—horror and quirky dramas—with The Legend of Ochi, a fantasy adventure that strives to be similar to the family adventure films of the 1980s, such as E.T. and Gremlins. The film opens with a shot of a dark island in the Black Sea and a voice-over from young Yuri (Helena Zengel, News of the World) talking about life on the island and how her people fear and hunt the deadly animals known as the Ochi.
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2 months ago |
showbizjunkies.com | Kevin Finnerty |Rebecca Murray
On November 18, 2011, the first full version of Minecraft launched, and by October 2023, it had sold over 300 million copies. Now, decades after its initial release, comes the movie no one was asking for, A Minecraft Movie. The film begins with a voiceover from Steve (Jack Black), who admits he always loved the idea of working and exploring mines as a kid. When he grows up, Steve enters the mines and digs his heart out until he discovers a mysterious blue glowing cube.
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2 months ago |
medium.com | Kevin Finnerty
Kevin Finnerty·Follow6 min read·--For the 97th Academy Awards, I made my final predictions for the Oscars, but no first far too early ones. In the spirit of looking ahead in amusing fashion, I have decided to bring back the tradition. So, here are my way-too-early predictions for the 2026 Oscars ceremony!Obviously, I haven’t seen any of these films and these are just predictions based on past winners and film expectations.
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