How to Make a Killing review: Charisma overcomes its crimes
‘How to Make a Killing’ is the charming story of a man who murders his estranged relatives to reclaim his legacy.
Glen Powell
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The Running Man review: Desperate optimism fuels the action-packed contest
‘The Running Man’ distracts a disgruntled population with lethal game shows, but they may finally get the hero they deserve.
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Review: ‘Twisters’ is adrenaline-charged from start to finish
‘Twisters’ is the energetic sequel to the ‘90s tornado picture, introducing a new generation of enthusiastic storm chasers.
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Review: ‘Hidden Figures’ is a testament of our ability to create change (Includes first-hand account)
When one reviews humanity’s various achievements over the centuries, it becomes evident that our potential for great things has not evolved as much as our ability to accomplish them. Technological advancements have made it possible for even some of the most far-fetched dreams to be converted into reality. Accordingly, it’s not so much that the population is getting smarter but that they have the tools to fully realize their brilliance. Thus, when one looks at a historical drama like Hidden Figures, the wonder isn’t at what they could do but how hard they had to fight to do it.
