Jonathan Sim
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Film critic. Lover of Pixar, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Back to the Future, and Lord of the Rings.
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‘The Last Mercenary’ Review—An Offbeat Actioner
The 2000s were not kind to late ’80s and ’90s action star Jean-Claude Van Damme. Despite gaining national recognition from films such as Bloodsport and Kickboxer, his career took a turn to direct-to-VOD and limited release films that nobody ever watched.
By Jonathan Sim2 years ago in Geeks
‘Escape Room: Tournament of Champions’ Review—Sloppy Nonsense
The pandemic resulted in the delays of many movies we were eagerly anticipating. This July, we are finally getting to see some of those movies, such as Black Widow, Jungle Cruise, and Escape Room: Tournam—hold on, they made a second one?!
By Jonathan Sim2 years ago in Horror
‘The Tomorrow War’ Review—Delightful Sci-Fi Action
Chris Pratt stars in The Tomorrow War, a science fiction action movie directed by Chris McKay. This film follows a science teacher named Dan Forester (Pratt), who is recruited by time travelers to go to the future and help fight in a war against an alien species wiping out the human population.
By Jonathan Sim2 years ago in Futurism
‘The Forever Purge’ Review—A Grating Experience
The only reason I would have to cleanse my soul is the fatigue I’m under from watching every movie in this awful series. I have had enough of The Purge movies. While some horror franchises begin with a strong opening installment and progressively worsen over time as unnecessary sequels are added, this series didn’t even have a good opener. Eight years, three Purge sequels, and a TV show later, we have The Forever Purge, a dystopian action-horror film directed by Everardo Gout.
By Jonathan Sim2 years ago in Horror
‘Black Widow’ Review—High-Octane Entertainment
Eleven years after her introduction into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Natasha Romanoff gets her standalone installment in Black Widow, a superhero film directed by Cate Shortland that follows Natasha after the airport battle in Captain America: Civil War, as she goes on a journey to right the wrongs of her past while battling a mysterious villain named the Taskmaster.
By Jonathan Sim2 years ago in Geeks
‘False Positive’ Review—Darkly Fascinating
Pregnancy can be a scary experience, especially when you’re the protagonist of a horror movie. False Positive comes to us from director John Lee, the obvious choice for a horror filmmaker after his terrifying directorial debut, Pee-Wee’s Big Holiday.
By Jonathan Sim2 years ago in Horror
