Roth Cornet & Dan Murrell give their thoughts and reactions to Ryan Gosling's First Man in this movie review!

First Man - Review!

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Invisibility in Skyrim

Invisible Man Is #1...Or Is It? | Charting with Dan!

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Gemini Man | Review!

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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - Review!

Spider-Man: Far From Home | Spoiler Review!

Marvel Studios has a track record for making good films. Not great films  the only one that flirts with greatness is Guardians of the Galaxy  but consistently pleasing popcorn fare. There is nothing wrong with that. Easily digestible blockbuster fun is what a lot of people want out of the moviegoing experience, and SMH is no exception. But, once you start scratching away at the surface, Spider-Man: Homecoming begins to show more than a few cracks. Lets stay positive for now because there is a lot to like about Spider-Man: Homecoming. Tom Holland nails the boyish charm of Peter Parker and the childish power fantasy of being Spider-Man. The films tone backs him up as it stays consistently light without feeling too geared to little kids. And there is a lot of humor to be found in the film. Maybe too much but when the jokes do land, they are a hoot. Youre going to get a big kick out of Captain Americas appearances in the movie.But, the film does have problems. The driving plot  Spidey stopping the Vulture from selling high-tech weaponry  sounds more interesting in concept than execution. While Michael Keaton is a treat as Adrian Toomes, hes fairly restrained for most of the films running time. He gets one or two moments of over-the-top goodness, but hes pretty one-note as far as his character arc is concerned. And the actual story between him and Peter is the least enthralling element of the movie. They have a single good scene together (no spoilers) but its a small character moment thats a hundred times better than any of their duels. Their rivalry is also hindered by some misguided direction during some of the big action scenes. A lot of Spider-Man: Homecomings fight scenes take place at night and the frame is a little too dark during these bits. That issue is exacerbated by a lot of frantic editing and staging. The ideas behind the fight scenes are often cool but they get bogged down by some clunky filmmaking choices. Spider-Man: Homecoming gets a 3 out of 5. It isnt bad. Its safe, unsurprising, and a little choppy at times but never bad. If youre a big fan of the Marvel Studios films or the character of Spider-Man, youll probably love it. If youre a film fan, youll enjoy it despite its noticeable flaws and missteps. But man, just wait for that post-credits stinger. Its a doozy.

Spider-Man: Homecoming Review: Spidey Succumbs to the Marvel Formula

Dan Murrell and Roth Cornet review the Shark attack movie sweeping the nation - it's The Meg REVIEW!

The Meg - Review!

Johnny Depp returns as Captain Jack Sparrow in a new adventure that finds him on the run from both the British Navy and a crew of dead sailors hell-bent on revenge. The only thing that can save his skin is Poseidon's Trident, and to find the legendary lance Jack he must team up with a headstrong astronomer and an old enemy.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Tell No Tales Review

Dan Murrell & Roth Cornet review The Grinch

The Grinch - Review!

Dan Murrell & Roth Cornet give their thoughts and review Searching!

Searching - Review!

Dan Murrell and Roth Cornet review M NIght Shymalan's Glass!

Glass - Review!

Dan Murrell and Roth Cornet review The Nun, the latest film in the Conjuring spooky-verse.

The Nun - Review!

Dan Murrell & Roth Cornet head on back to Cybertron to review the latest movie in the Transformers film series - Bumblebee!

Bumblebee - Review!

What if someone you loved became something else? #WolfManMovie only in theaters January 17.

From Blumhouse and visionary writer-director Leigh Whannell, the creators of the chilling modern monster tale The Invisible Man, comes a terrifying new lupine nightmare: Wolf Man.

Wolf Man | Official Trailer

Check out Drew Dietsch's review of Unforgettable, starring Rosario Dawson and Katherine Heigl. And make sure to read his full review as well!

'Unforgettable' Quick Review

A new comic book inspired film hits theaters this weekend, and it's one of the besrt movies of 2017. Check out Entertainment Editor Drew Dietsch's quick review, and read his full review here:http://fandom.wikia.com/articles/sleight-review-kind-comic-book-movie-need

'Sleight' Quick Review

Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn team up for this raunchy mother-daughter comedy. Is it worth your time? Entertainment Editor Drew Dietsch gives his quick review. And make sure to check out his full review here:

'Snatched' Quick Review

Winnie and the gang are back and we have our SJ News review for Christopher Robin!

It's our FANDOM Movie Review for Christopher Robin (2018)

Featuring Roth Cornet and Josh "JTE Movie Thinks" Tapia

Christopher Robin - REVIEW!

Roth Cornet reviews A Star is Born on Screen Junkies News

A Star is Born - Review!

The new sci-fi techno-thriller The Circle pits Emma Watson and John Boyega against a creepy tech CEO played by Tom Hanks. Is it any good? Check out Drew's quick review to find out! and make sure to read his full review here:

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