Drive-Away Dolls Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                               Drive-Away Dolls is the latest film from Oscar Winning Director Ethan Coen. The cast that stood out was Prime-Time Emmy nominee Margaret Qualley, Geraldine Viswanathan, Beanie Feldstein. The film is a great throwback the early films of Oscar Winner Ethan Cohen that has elements of a screwball detective dramedy with sapphic elements of the film that is beautiful helped by it being Co-Written by Ethan and his wife Tricia Cooke who identifies as a Lesbian as well as being Queer.

                                                                               This film has a great soundtrack. In some ways I found Oscar Winner Matt Damon to be miscast in his role. The film does have a lot of sex scenes, so parents be warned don’t take kids to see this film. This film does have connections to the LGBTQ+ community. I will say that the MacGuffin could have been changed to improve the overall story. In my honest opinion I’m hopeful that both Oscar Winner Ethan Cohen and Tricia Cooke will be nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 9 and ½ stars out of 10.

Ordinary Angels Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                               Ordinary Angels is the latest film from Director Jon Gunn. The cast that stood out was Oscar Winner Hilary Swank, Alan Ritchson, Nancy Travis, Tamala Jones, Amy Acker. The film’s pacing could have been better by trimming ten minutes of the film. This film is a faith-based film. I am giving this film 7 and ¾ stars out of 10.

Broken – A Palestinian Journey Through International Law Flashback Documentary Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                              Broken – A Palestinian Journey Through International Law is the latest documentary film from Director Mohammed Alatar and it was released in 2018. This film follows a set of court cases by by the International Court of Justice and how they found the wall that was being in built in Israel to separate from Palestine to be illegal as the direct results the fact that Israel still continues expand their communities in land that belongs to Palestine and they continue try to say they own the land but in my honest opinion they do not. The collection of archival footage well excellently used for the documentary.

                                                                              The film also does shows both sides of the conflicts from different perspectives of Palestinians and Jewish people in general. In my honest opinion it ultimately shows that the government of Israel showed no interest in trying a peaceful resolution with Palestine and refused to come during the court proceedings and they ultimately relied on the support of the United States to back them which they did even though ICJ found that Israel government has illegally taken lands that rightfully belong to Palestinians.

                                                                              By building an illegal wall, the damage that Israel government has truly done is horrible and the United States has done nothing to prevent the genocide of Palestinians because of their continued support of Israel government. I am hopeful one day in my lifetime to see that Palestine will finally be free from the illegal occupation that Israel still has it under. In my honest opinion I was honestly shocked this was not nominated for an Oscar for Best Documentary in the year it came out. I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

Bob Marley: One Love Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                              Bob Marley: One Love is the latest film from Director Reinaldo Marcus Green. The cast that stood out was BAFTA nominee Kingsley Ben-Adir, BAFTA Winner Lashana Lynch, BAFTA nominee James Norton, Michael Gandolfini. The music of the film was great. I am hopeful that BAFTA nominee Kingsley Ben-Adir, BAFTA Winner Lashana Lynch, BAFTA nominee James Norton will be nominated for Oscars for next year’s award season. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

Madame Web Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                             Madame Web is the feature length Directorial debut of S. J. Clarkson. The cast that stood out was BAFTA nominee Dakota Johnson, Prime-Time Emmy nominee Sydney Sweeney, Isabela Merced, Celeste O’Connor, BAFTA nominee Tahar Rahim, Prime-Time Emmy nominee Adam Scott, Jill Hennessy. The film has similar elements to the Terminator and Final Destination meets the comic book character of Madame Webb which does in itself creates a new origin story not based on the comic book.

                                                                              The film’s costume department did a phenomenal job. In my honest opinion, the film needed a couple of more rewrites. The film’s soundtrack was great in my opinion. I honestly think this film should have been trimmed by ten minutes to improve the overall pacing of the film. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

Amélie Flashback Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                              Amélie is the latest film from Director and future Oscar nominee Jean-Pierre Jeunet which was released in 2001. The cast that stood out was future BAFTA nominee Audrey Tautou. This film is an out of weird romantic comedy. Very few elements of the comedy landed for me personally. The film’s pacing is to slow in my honest opinion. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 6 stars out of 10.

Against the Ropes Flashback Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                             Against the Ropes is the full length theatrical Directorial debut of Prime-Time Emmy Winner Charles S. Dutton and it was released in 2004. The cast that stood out was Omar Epps, Golden Globe nominee Meg Ryan, Future Daytime Emmy Winner Tim Daly, Future Prime-Time Emmy Winner Kerry Washington, Prime-Time Emmy Winner Charles S. Dutton.

                                                                              I am honestly shocked this film wasn’t nominated for Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress in a leading role, Best Actor in a leading role. The fight scenes were well choregraph. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 9 stars out of 10.

Lisa Frankenstein Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                              Lisa Frankenstein is the full length theatrical Directorial debut of Zelda Williams. The cast that stood out was Kathryn Newton, Cole Sprouse, Liza Soberano, Carla Gugino. When it comes to the direction of the film was good and had certain similarities to the early films of Tim Burton as well as Heathers. The screenplay by Oscar Winning Diablo Cody needed a couple of more rewrites in my honest opinion. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

Hustle & Flow Flashback Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                              Hustle & Flow is the latest film from Director Craig Brewer and it was released in 2007. The cast that stood out was Anthony Anderson, Taryn Manning, future Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson, DJ Qualls, Grammy Winner Ludacris, Paula Jai Parker, Elise Neal, Juicy J, Oscar Winner Isaac Hayes. In my honest opinion Oscar nominee Terrence Howard was miscast in his role. Some of the themes can be hard for some people to watch. I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

Death of a Dynasty Flashback Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                               Death of a Dynasty is the latest film from Director Damon Dash and it came out in 2003.The cast that stood out was Damon Dash, Future Grammy Winner Rashida Jones, Devon Aoki, the late Charlie Murphy, Oscar nominee Chloë Sevigny, Kari Wuhrer, Jamie-Lynn Sigler. This film is as a comedic satire on the hip hop music industry. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.