The Critical Drinker

I mean, my expectations were pretty low, but wow, this movie somehow still found a way to disappoint me. Borderlands is a $120 Million disaster, and a strong contender for worst movie of the year.

Recent rumours suggest that Lucasfilm boss Kathleen Kennedy is ready to step down and retire after more than a decade in the top spot, but wants to go out on a high with a "big win" before she leaves. Lol, really?

Korean filmmakers have a long history in the zombie genre, but Kingdom is something truly unique, combining the complex political rivalries of Game of Thrones with the visceral gore and survival of The Walking Dead. And its great!

The news that most of us have been expecting finally came from San Diego Comic Con over the weekend. RDJ is returning to the MCU for the first time in five years, this time playing Doctor Doom in the next Avengers movie. But is this a big win for the struggling Disney Marvel, or just a cheap bit of attention-grabbing theatre?

Was it worth the wait? Will it save the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Will the greatest bromance in Hollywood history finally come to fruition? Join me for this spoiler free review as I take a look at Deadpool & Wolverine.

Twisters definitely wasn't a sequel anyone asked for, and its definitely not high art, but it turned out to be a surprisingly entertaining movie in its own right. Join me for my review.

The final episode of The Acolyte is here. What is the purpose of the twins? Who will survive? What does this mean for Star Wars and Disney Lucasfilm? Does anyone even care? Join me for my review.

Want to help support this channel?

Check out my books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Will-Jordan/e/B00BCO7SA8/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_ebooks_1

Bringing back 80's classics for a modern makeover rarely ends well, but Beverly Hills Cop 4 might just be an exception. Was it was worth waiting 30 years for a sequel? Let's find out.

No matter how bad Star Wars gets, there's always something worse around the corner. And that thing just so happens to be Episode 7 of the Acolyte, the penultimate episode of the series. The episode which answers the questions you never even wanted to ask.

Kevin Costner gambled millions of dollars of his own money to finance Horizon - his ultimate Western passion project to rival Dances With Wolves. And although it definitely has some strong elements that elevate it above the usual Hollywood garbage, its not the all-time classic we were hoping for.