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Jun 13 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
There’s not one specific way to take Jim Jarmusch’s The Dead Don’t Die. Cautionary tale, social commentary, absurdist fiction, comedy, horror, parody, political satire, you name it – it’s in here. It’s a wild ride...
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Jun 6 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
The Secret Life of Pets 2 is an improvement in almost every way over its Toy Story-ripoff predecessor; it’s sweeter, kinder, and more open about its feelings. However, in trying to keep it short and effective – it lasts only...
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May 9 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
God, I’m a sucker for caper movies. From Charade to the last four Fast and Furious spectacles, there’s something devilishly delightful about hoodwinking and double-dealing. Maybe it’s because I saw the Marlon...
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Apr 4 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
(PLEASE NOTE: A significant plot detail is discussed in this review as a means of showing how this film differentiates itself from both the novel and its 1989 adaptation. Spoiler notices at the beginning and end of the paragraphs...
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Mar 28 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
What happens when you take all the magic and fun out of a children’s movie? If you’ve ever wanted to experience the answer to that, look no further than the live-action remake of Dumbo, which is fake to its very core, from...
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Mar 22 |
COMMENTARY, MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
Jordan Peele has made two films, Get Out and Us – extremely thoughtful horror films which reflect varying aspects of our current society. While Get Out tackled race relations under the guise of a kidnapping film, Us goes...
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Mar 7 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
I tend to keep my reviews at Gunaxin a little less personal and a little more focused on the film itself. When you read it, know that the tone of it was completely inspired by my eight-year-old daughter who came with me to the...
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Mar 6 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
The poster art for The Cannibal Club makes the film look like a demented horror flick about meetings between wealthy men where the main course is long pig. Yes, there is one scene in which matches this picture, but truly, the...
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Feb 21 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with 1 Comment
It’s been a pleasure watching Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III (Jay Baruchel) grow. Formerly the awkward, misfit son of a village chieftain, he’s found his place in their little Viking microcosm of Berk as a dragon master....
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Feb 15 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
Looking for our review of Alita: Battle Angel? Look no further! Click on the link below! https://gunaxin.com/alita-battle-angel-review Thanks to Gunaxin for hosting this review, and, as always, thank you for reading...
