James' Movie Blog

  When it comes to DC superheroes, a lot of people mostly go for either the characters of Batman or Superman. And that is totally relatable, as both Batman and Superman are very popular characters. But lately, mostly thanks to this film, the character of Wonder Woman has seen a resurgence in popular culture. The movie from 2017 took practically everyone by storm. And considering what happened that year in entertainment, it's safe to say that Wonder Woman was at the top of everyone's radar that year. However, that doesn't mean that there are problems with the film in general. Mostly concerning the story and some of the characters, especially concerning the villain o the movie. Yet, the movie is still fun to watch. “Wonder Woman” is a very exciting and engaging thrill ride from beginning to end, and proof that DC can make characters popular once more. The story involves Diana (Gal Gadot), an Amazonian warrior living on an island filled with women. One day, Diana rescues Stev...

A little imagination never hut anybody, right? Well, what if that imagination became real? That's the premise of the new film “Wonder Park” from Paramount and Nickelodeon Movies. The end result: this is something that you don't want to ride on. The movie feels bored throughout its 85 minute run time, as well as being predictable and easy to follow. Sure, the movie does look creative enough, but aside from that, there is little that this film has to offer audiences. “Wonder Park” feels like a run down attraction that the owners of the park are trying very hard to get people's attention. The story involves a young girl named June (Brianna Denski) who comes up with an imaginative amusement park called Wonderland with her mom (Jennifer Garner). However, once June's mom gets sick, and leaves the picture for a while, June starts to realize that that Wonderland is nothing more than a fantasy. With her mind now super serious, June soon ventures out in the woods, and st...