The Beardict: 9.5 out of 10. Having a rough week? Dive into Peacemaker (2022) to reward yourself with tons of action, witty banter, and an awesome journey with a memorable cast of characters you wish you could be best friends with.
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The Beardict: 6 of 10. Need a campy horror comedy movie you know you’re not…
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The Beardict: 6.5 out of 10. We’re finally at the end of the year, and…
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In Cobra Kai, a string of events causes Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) and Daniel LaRusso…
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The recently-concluded DC FanDome gave us a lot of new content, but more stuff about…
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Before Season 2 premieres on July 31, we take a look at The Umbrella Academy’s…
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For more than a month now, The King: Eternal Monarch, Lee Min Ho’s comeback K-drama,…
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Did you know that before they were star-crossed lovers in Crash Landing On You, Baeksang…
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Into The Night follows the frantic passengers of flight BE Air 21 after they get…
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Because we are currently under an Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ), why not review the 2008…
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In Dangerous Lies, strapped-for-cash caretaker Katie Franklin (Camila Mendes) inherits the house of his elderly…
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In Extraction, Tyler Rake (Chris Hemsworth) and his team of mercenaries attempt to rescue Ovi…
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Set in a dystopia controlled by the mysterious Administrasyon, The Platform (El Hoyo) revolves around…
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Since our world is presently crippled by a devastating pandemic, there’s something oddly comforting about…
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“How to move on? I will never get over Crash Landing On You!” “Guys, here’s…
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In The Invisible Man (2020), Cecilia Kass (Elisabeth Moss) decides to leave her sociopathic husband,…
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In 1991, SEGA released Sonic: The Hedgehog, a side scroller video game featuring the furry…
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The Beardict: 8.25 out of 10. Birds of Prey is loads and loads of fun so you should definitely see it. It’s a flashy, action-packed superhero film with a heart, where storytelling is not sacrificed for the sake of laughs and violence. Margot Robbie proves once again that she is perfect for the role of Harley Quinn.
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The Beardict: 8.75 out of 10. Without a doubt, 1917 is one of the most unique and suspenseful films I’ve ever watched. I now fully understand why it was nominated for a whopping 10 Oscars. If it doesn’t win Best Picture, then it’s at least going to win Best Cinematography, Sound Mixing, and Sound Editing. 1917 was able to transport the audience to the harsh conditions of World War I, and it didn’t even need 3D to do it.
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The #Beardict: 8.25 out of 10. Richard Jewell is a movie for everyone who’s always wanted to do good but is afraid to step up, be in the spotlight, and face the (negative) consequences.
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Joker (2019) is a disturbing piece of cinema worthy of Academy Awards and the utmost praise. Warner Bros. successfully abandons the traditional superhero movie approach and transcends the genre through this well-crafted origin story.
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The Beardict: 9 out of 10. The Boys just blew me away with its compelling story line, flashy costumes, and over-the-top acts of violence. It could very well fill the TV show void that Game of Thrones unceremoniously left behind.
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Beautiful: The Carole King Musical warms us inside with its relatable story and classic tunes
Atlantis Theatrical does a stellar job in showing us how much musical impact King brought over the years—whether as a composer in the sidelines or a singer in front of the crowds.
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The Beardict: As a full-on musical biopic, Rocketman takes off with the right combination of substance and flamboyance. It is a beautiful explosion of music that reminds us why we listen to songs in the first place. If you were not an Elton John fan before, you would be now!
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#TheBeardict: Despite what the majority of critics and moviegoers are saying, X-Men: Dark Phoenix is no slouch. It may not be as “epic” as what we would have wanted, but it still packs a solid punch and gives us an entertaining film worthy of our time.
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The #Beardict: The Long Night (Battle of Winterfell) tries to live up to the very high expectations set through its non-stop action and suspense, but ultimately ends up lacking in storytelling.
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A NON-SPOILER REVIEW (out of respect for the fans who haven’t watched yet) Is April…
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The Beardict: Captain Marvel is a stellar start to Marvel’s new wave of superhero films. The generous display of power and leadership effectively establishes Carol Danvers as the premier hero of Phase Four.
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The Beardict: Sex Ed is able to get the realness of life. It’s not all drama and it’s not all comedy; it’s able to simulate what a normal day of a teenager is like: exciting but also full of cringe.