In today’s world, where major studios are always pushing for an action-packed franchise or working on a new super-hero sequel, Murder on the Orient Express emerges as a solid, well thought out film, adapted from the book series written by crime-mystery adept Agatha Christie. The story follows French detective Hercule Poirot, played by…
It (2017) Movie Review
Once the school time comes to a halt and the summer vacations are finally at reach, what should one do in order to maximize the fun? Forming and integrating a group whose common denominator is being afraid sounds like an awesome choice, am I right? No? What about banding together with a group…
Thor Ragnarok (2017) Movie Review
For years, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been craving for a Thor film that managed to merge those huge, epic and spectacle-worthy moments with the always necessary fun elements, while also embracing its deeply rooted origins, by going all out with the cosmic stuff. Back in 2011, we were introduced to the God…
Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Movie Review
The original Blade Runner film, back in 1982, inspired a lot of the sci-fi elements considered common today, picturing a dystopian future for mankind. Its vast influence can still be felt in the present-day. Flash forward to 2017 and it is time for Denis Villeneuve’s take on the Blade Runner world. There was a…
Flick Screen Reviews in Top 60 Film Critics
Hello fellow movie enthusiasts! I could not be prouder right now! My blog, Flick Screen Reviews, has just been awarded a shiny gold medal (you probably have already seen it). Why, you must be wondering? Well, I have been recognized as an official film critic and Flick Screen Reviews is now part of the Top…
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) Movie Review
Our favorite umbrella-wielding, international crime-fighting ultra-secret organization is back! And with it, you get a splashy, irreverent and cartoonish sequel to 2014’s Kingsman: The Secret Service (click here to read our take on the first movie). Once you get your hands on a ticket you need to hold on tight, because you are in…
American Assassin (2017) Movie Review
There are moments in life that are powerful enough to change our way of thinking (for better or worse) and, in more extreme cases, reshape one’s beliefs and goals, in just a matter of seconds. BOOM! Just like that. You see your life crumbling and there is nothing you can do about it,…
Logan Lucky (2017) Movie Review
Steven Soderbergh (Ocean’s trilogy and Magic Mike) returns to mainstream cinema with Logan Lucky, after a four year break from directing films. One of the main reasons that led to his retirement was the fact that filmmakers have been losing creative control over their cinematic vision, in favor of whatever the studio wants. So, why…
Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) Movie Review
On the lead up to Kingsman: The Golden Circle coming out later this month, I have decided to go back in time and share my thoughts on the first installment. It has been three years since the theaters played The Secret Service, which was written and directed by Matthew Vaughn (X-Men: The First…
American Made (2017) Movie Review
The film is a rocky ride set in the late ’70s/ early ’80s. America is trying to contain and suppress the communists’ rise while the Medellin Cartel, led by Pablo Escobar in its headquarters in Colombia, is attempting to smuggle their product across the border. Guns, drugs and so much money that you could…
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