Marie Moore

1 week ago | eurweb.com | Marie Moore

*Tom Cruise has delivered a trifecta with “Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning.”  “Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning,” directed by Christopher McQuarrie, is superb. It not only offers the best in entertainment, it is timely and woke. It is also the type of movie the whole family can enjoy. Rated PG-13, there is no gratuitous violence, sex scenes, nudity, and poverty of vocabulary that resorts to F-bombs.

2 weeks ago | eurweb.com | Marie Moore

*“Final Destination Bloodlines” succeeds where its other sequels failed. There was a reason why the 2000 “Final Destination” was such a success. It was a unique entrée into the horror genre. The succeeding sequels failed miserably. Even the appearance of Tony Todd (William Bludworth) could not save those. Fourteen years later “Final Destination Bloodlines” hits the mark. Had it not been for the gratuitous sickening, and disgusting bloodletting, its blood type would be A positive.

1 month ago | eurweb.com | Marie Moore

*Renown director/storyteller Ryan Coogler’s (“Black Panther,” “Fruitvale Station,” “Judas and the Black Messiah,” “Creed”) latest film, “Sinners,” is a smorgasbord of scares. Twin brothers Smoke and Stack (Michael B. Jordan) leave corrupt Chicago and return to their hometown. After arriving, they discover an even greater evil. The town Pastor’s words, “You keep dancing with the devil, one day he’s gonna follow you home” sentiment echoes throughout.

2 months ago | eurweb.com | Marie Moore

*“A Minecraft Movie,” directed by Jared Hess, does exactly what is it is expected to do. That is to milk one of the best-selling video games for all its worth. The seemingly kid’s film also digs deep to arouse the interest of adults. The Vice Principal, Jennifer Coolidge, carnal cravings for Garet Garrison (Jason Momoa) in lustful language leaves nothing to the imagination.

2 months ago | eurweb.com | Marie Moore

*Everyone is looking for a hero, and the search for another one could have been found in “Novocaine.” However, “Novocaine” is another good movie gone bad because of its diminishing returns. Many filmmakers are ruining their movies with excessive violence. No matter how creative, or innovative the premise, if the film is padded with unnecessary blood and gore, it loses its excitement and purpose. Assistant bank manager Nathan Caine (Jack Quaid) has fallen hard for teller Sherry (Amber Midthunder).