Midway – Review
If you were looking for a fun Robert Emmerich film to excite the senses or a war film with a powerful message, ‘Midway’ provides neither, instead offering bland action pieces and and former Disney stars with questionable moustaches.
Articles by Owen Morawitz
DEEP/DIVE – FilmBunker’s Best Films of the 2010s
It’s the start of a new decade, and the contributors of FilmBunker have decided to scream their love for particular films into the void. Do you agree with our picks? We are sure you will let us know if you don’t.
DEEP/DIVE – Star Wars: The Re-watch Marathon
That’s no review. It’s a DEEP/DIVE! With “Star Wars – Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker” around the corner, Owen undertakes a truly insane re-watch of the entire Star Wars series. May the Force be with him.
The Irishman – Review
Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ is the true definition of a behemoth. The true question for this film is not ‘is it good’, it is instead ‘is this even reviewable?’ Regardless, Owen gives it a go.
Charlie’s Angels – Review
Elizabeth Banks’ new iteration of ‘Charlie’s Angels’ illustrates the value of empowering women through women-led creative practices, as well as the simple pleasures of a straightforward, kick-ass action ride.
Ad Astra – Review
As the masses ‘Naruto run’ around Area 51, Brad Pitt dons his spacesuit and ventures into the darkness of space. Is ‘Ad Astra’ a step forward for modern science fiction, or is it struggling to explore new territory? Owen reviews.
Rambo: Last Blood – Review
John Rambo is back to raise his body count even higher. But can he get that high score or does he falter on his last stand?
The Nightingale – Review
Jennifer Kent’s ‘The Nightingale’ unapologetically showcases the harrowing, violent aspects of the Australian past. While the film is decidedly harrowing, is it a spectacle that we should shield our eyes from, or force ourselves to endure? Owen reviews.
Hobbs & Shaw – Review
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a franchise in possession of a good profit margin must be in want of a spin-off. Is ‘Hobbs and Shaw’ both fast AND furious, or is the concept running out of gas? Owen reviews.
DEEP/DIVE – South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999)
Aside from breaking world records for profanity, ‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ also boasts a surprisingly remarkable musical backbone. Owen goes deep into each song in this month’s edition of DEEP/DIVE.