Author: Kevin Wozniak

          It’s been over twenty years since that creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky family graced the silver screen.  But they’re back and ookier than ever.  Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, and Uncle Fester get the animated treatment this time around, giving us a wild, weird, fun film about the family dynamic. After they get married, Gomez (voiced by Oscar Isaac) and Morticia (voiced by Charlize Theron) move to New Jersey in a…

        Gemini Man is a movie that I will forever remember I saw in theaters.  Director Ang Lee has made a true technical marvel that pushes the boundaries of cinema.  The film also happens to be a pretty entertaining spy-vs-spy thriller with a stellar performance from Will Smith.  This isn’t a movie everyone is going get on board with, but it is one that had me from the opening frame. Lee shot Gemini…

    Joker has been a character on the silver screen for over fifty years, dating back to 1966 where the character was played by Cesar Romero in the Adam West-starring Batman.  Since then, we’ve had four other interpretations of the character. We had Jack Nicholson’s clown mobster in Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman, Mark Hamill’s legendary voice-work on Batman: The Animated Series and the subsequent movies tied to that show, Heath Ledger’s award-winning interpretation that is arguably one…

      Renée Zellweger had one of the most prolific 2000’s of any actress.  She was nominated for three Oscars and won one in 2004 for Best Supporting Actress for Cold Mountain.  Along with her nominated films, Zellweger starred in critical and box office hits, ranging from smaller dramas like White Oleander to animated kids hits like Shark Tale and Bee Movie. Yet the 2010’s have been the opposite for Zellweger.  With only five films and…

      In the opening scene of Lorene Scafaria’s Hustlers, we are introduced to Destiny (Constance Wu), a new stripper at a high-level strip club in New York City.  For being in a loud and colorful strip club with a lot of commotion going on, this is a relatively quiet scene, as we watch as Destiny’s conservative attitude and way of dancing doesn’t get her a lot of clients, therefore not getting her a lot…