Reeltime movie reviews

Director:  Richie Keen Writers: Van Robichaux, Evan Susser, and Max Greenfield. Cast: Ice Cube (Strickland), Charlie Day (Andy Campbell), Tracy Morgan (Coach Crawford), Christina Hendricks (Ms. Monet), Jillian Bell (Holly), Dean Norris (Principal Tyler), Kumail Nanjiani (Mehar), Dennis Haysbert (Superintendent Johnson), JoAnna Garcia Swisher (Maggie), Alexa Nisenson (Ally), and Stephnie Weir as Suzie. Opening Credits: What is a comedy? Does anybody know. Because lately the mainstream world of film has been making garbage. Comedy to me is pure and simple; Entertainment with the mixed use of satirical sketches which should make you laugh. That is the point isn't it. Making you laugh. At what point does a film take you into the story, and more often than most the film doesn't make you laugh. Go to the manager of the theater and ask for your money back, right? Nope that's not the way it works. The film sometimes has some, but very little comedic content, which...

Director: Chad Stahelski Writers:  Derek Kolstad Cast:  Keanu Reeves (John Wick), Riccardo Scamarcio (Santino D'Antonio), Ian McShane (Winston), Ruby Rose (Ares), Common (Cassian), Claudia Gerini (Gianna D'Antonio), Lance Reddick (Charon), Laurence Fishburne (Bowery King), Tobias Segal (Earl),John Leguizamo (Aurelio), Bridget Moynahan (Helen), and Tomas Sadoski (Jimmy). Opening Credits: The new Spider-Man film is out, and yes i could've reviewed the film. Not saying I'm not going to review the new movie. But with that said John Wick: Chapter 2 drew me in. The continued story of a gun for hire; A man with a definite grudge. The close up fire-fights, to mere grappling techniques. Summer is here, and like the season it comes with a ton of new and exciting films, so alas no worries the web-slinger will have his day here on the www.reeltimemoviereview.com Unfortunately the summer brought us so many bad movies, i guess that's the business. The fact th...

Director:  Daniel Espinosa Writers:  Rhett Reese, and Paul Wernick Cast:  Jake Gyllenhaal (David Jordan), Rebecca Ferguson (Miranda North), Ryan Reynolds (Rory Adams), Hiroyuki Sanada (Sho Murakami), Olga Dihovichnaya (Ekaterina Golovkina), and Ariyon Bakare as Hugh Derry. Opening Sequence: The world of Sci-Fi, Horror is established in this new film, Life. The film did receive some mediocre reviews. With that being said, films like these are a dime a dozen. Life, Aliens, Alien all Sci-Fi films that entertain, and manage to bring out the little person in you. That side is the imagination, everything changes, your perspective feels a bit different. Why the change? Transformers could've been my new review, but my fore-sight on that movie wasn't very positive. Lately i've been disappointed in Hollywood's line of films. The fact that these rehashed films are coming out, and bombing at the box office; You'd think the studios would learn from their mistak...

Director:  Alex Kurtzman Writers: David Koepp (screenplay), Christopher McQuarrie (screenplay), Dylan Kussman (screenplay), Jon Spaihts (screen story), Alex Kurtzman (screen story), Jenny Lumet (screen story). Cast: Tom Cruise (Nick Morton), Russell Crowe (Dr. Henry Jekyll), Annabelle Wallis (Jenny Halsey), Sofia Boutella (Ahmanet), Jake Johnson (Chris Vail), Courtney B. Vance (Colonel Greenway), Marwan Kenzari (Malik), Simon Artherton (Crusader), Stephen Thompson (First Man), James Arama (Second Man). Opening Credits: The original Mummy opened up to all theaters in 1999. The film was a hit in the box office, a whopping 413,300,000 world wide. An 80,000,000 budget, a conservative opening weekend, it took some time but the build up to this great film, with the help of the wonderful cast managed to put smiles on audiences faces. The film wasn't difficult to understand, it was something bigger than it really was. The film wasn't just about people, it was the backgr...

Director:  Patty Jenkins Writers:  Allan Heinberg (screenplay), Zack Snyder, Allan Heinberg, Jason Fuchs (Story). Wonder Woman created by William Moulton Marston (1893-1947). Cast: Gal Gadot (Diana), Chris Pine (Steve Trevor), Robin Wright (Antiope), Lucy Davis (Etta), Connie Nielsen (Hippolyta), Danny Huston (Ludendorff), David Thewlis (Sir Patrick), Saiid Taghmaoui (Sameer), Ewen Bremner (Charlie), Eugene Brave Rock (The Chief), Elena Anaya (Dr. Maru), Lilly Aspell (Young Diana), Lisa Loven Kongsli (Menalippe), Ann Wolfe (Artemis), Ann Ogbomo (Philuppus), Emily Carey (Diana 12), James Cosmo (Field Marshall Haig), and Wolf Kahler as a German Commander. Opening Credits: Two weeks ago the film Wonder Woman came out, and the reason the Reeltime wasn't there is because of a surgery i went through. I had a vasectomy done on June 2. I know. To much information. I was thankful i went through the whole ordeal. It's done and over with, now i could jump back on the t...

Director:  Dean Israelite Writers:  John Gatins, Matt Sazama, Burk Sharpless, Michele Mulroney, Kieran Mulroney. Based upon characters created by Haim Saben, and Shuki Levy. Cast: Dacre Montgomery (Jason-Red Ranger), Naomi Scott (Kimberly-Pink Ranger), RJ Cyler (Billy-Blue Ranger), Ludi Lin (Zack-Black Ranger), Becky G. (Trini-Yellow Ranger), Elizabeth Banks (Rita Repulsa), Bryan Cranston (Zordon), and Bill Hader as Alpha 5. Opening Credits: The evolution of  the Power Rangers; It all started back in the day; 1993 a TV series came out around the world known as the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The 30 min show had an underground following. The show lasted from 1993-1999.  Afterwards came a fury of shows, more Power Rangers but different versions of them. Power Rangers Zeo (1996-1997), a small movie in 1997 called Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, Power Rangers: Turbo (1997-1998), Power Rangers in Space (1998-1999), Power Rangers Lost Galaxy (1999-2000), Po...

Director:  Jordan Vogt-Roberts Writers: Dan Gilroy, Max Borenstein, Derek Connolly, story by John Gatins. Based on characters created by Marion Cooper, and Edgar Wallace. Cast: Tom Hiddleston (James Conrad), Samuel L. Jackson (Preston Packard), Bri Larson (Mason Weaver), John C. Reilly (Hank Marlow), John Goodman (Bill Randa), Corey Hawkins (Houston Brooks), and John Ortiz (Victor Nieves). Opening Sequence: Growing up as a kid watching monster movies, like Godzilla, Mothra, and King Kong. The Japanese Godzilla had a fist to cuffs moment with King Kong VS Godzilla (1962). The film was absolutely fantastic; At least to me it was. Watching old movies, and especially the Godzilla monster battle royal. These movies were all good, yes they're all cheesy, but at least these films had what we want as monster nuts, and that is monster galore. The evolution of these particular movies did roll in the right direction; It was after King Kong Lives (1986) the film received bad r...