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  Review: Free Guy Makes You Laugh… A Lot

  By Jeremy Ross on August 23, 2021

  There’s a moment at the climax of Free Guy when it pulls out all the stops. Without spoiling too much, there is one moment after...

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  Review: The Suicide Squad is a Triumph

  By Jeremy Ross on August 6, 2021

  The first Suicide Squad did not inspire much confidence that any sequel would be a good movie, or even a watchable one. It was one...

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  Hola México Film Festival Returns for its 13th Annual Edition

  By Living Out Loud Staff on August 27, 2021

  The largest Mexican film festival outside of the Mexican territory, Hola México Film Festival presented by DishLATINO, returns for its 13th annual edition this September...

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  Who is Nia DaCosta? Director of Candyman and The Marvels

  By Living Out Loud Staff on August 1, 2021

  You’re probably wondering who Nia DaCosta is and why she has become so relevant in the film industry. This 31-year-old filmmaker will debut her new...

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  Review: Not Enough Adventure in Jungle Cruise

  By Jeremy Ross on August 1, 2021

  It may be hard to believe now, almost twenty years since Johnny Depp first played Jack Sparrow in The Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of...

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  Review: Black Widow Does Not Live Up to the Hype

  By Jeremy Ross on August 1, 2021

  The lack of a stand-alone movie about Natasha Romanoff has always been a curious omission in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, since Black Widow has been...

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  Interview: Carlito Olivero Touches Base on Escape Room: Tournament of Champions

  By Jeremy Ross on July 26, 2021

  Actor Carlito Olivero, who stars in Escape Room: Tournament of Champions, was already an aficionado of escape rooms before joining the sequel to the 2019...

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  Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s Old is Solid

  By Jeremy Ross on July 26, 2021

  There are generally two approaches to an M. Night Shyamalan movie, and more than two decades after The Sixth Sense, they have become a bit...

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  “Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog” Premiere on July 30th on National Geographic and Nat Geo Wild

  By Living Out Loud Staff on July 18, 2021

  Today, National Geographic announced the highly anticipated return of dog behavior expert Cesar Millan with “MILLAN: BETTER HUMAN BETTER DOG” premiering on July 30 at 9/8c on National Geographic...

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  Review: Escape Room: Tournament of Champions Delivers More of the Same

  By Jeremy Ross on July 15, 2021

  The original Escape Room had a simple but effective premise: what if the fad game of the moment could actually kill you? It wasn’t that...

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  Interview: From Frontman / Drummer of The Roots to Director of Summer of Soul, Questlove Talks All About the Documentary

  By Jeremy Ross on July 12, 2021

  With Summer of Soul, Questlove adds director to his distinguished and varied career that has encompassed work as a musician for the Roots and their...

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  Interview: Chris Pratt and Cast Discuss The Tomorrow War

  By Jeremy Ross on July 5, 2021

  In The Tomorrow War, Chris Pratt returns to his roots as an action hero after a two-year absence from the screens. While he did give a...

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  Review: The Boss Baby: Family Business Offers Plenty of Jokes and Baby Ninjas

  By Jeremy Ross on July 5, 2021

  As it exists in the popular culture, The Boss Baby is essentially that animated movie where Alec Baldwin is a baby who acts like a...

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  Review: What a Wonderful Surprise I Carry You With Me is

  By Jeremy Ross on July 5, 2021

  Film has long blurred the lines between fact and fiction, but rarely in a way that I Carry You With Me does, and it is...

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  Review: Action, Chris Pratt Make The Tomorrow War a Must-See

  By Jeremy Ross on July 5, 2021

  Sometimes it takes lesser movies to appreciate just how much a film got right, and by that standard, Christopher Nolan deserves an apology. Last year,...

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  Jungle Cruise Trailers Presented by Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt

  By Living Out Loud Staff on July 13, 2021

  Today, Disney debuted dueling trailers for Jungle Cruise, celebrating the one-month countdown to the film’s release on Friday, July 30.  Watch Lily Houghton (Emily Blunt) and Skipper...

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  Review: Nothing More Cooler Than to See Helen Mirren Race a Car Throughout London in Fast & Furious 9

  By Jeremy Ross on June 22, 2021

  This year marks the twentieth anniversary of the release of The Fast and the Furious, and in that summer it was the scrappy underdog alongside...

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  Interview: Tom Hiddleston Discusses Playing Loki Yet Again

  By Jeremy Ross on June 21, 2021

  Even when they meet their end, great comic book characters never really die, and that is the case for Loki, the antagonist turned thorn-in-the-side of...

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  Review: Luca is Gentle and Beautiful

  By Jeremy Ross on June 21, 2021

  The idea that Pixar makes animated movies that are not just for kids became a cliche sometime around the time that the Parr family had...

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  Review: Looking for Horror? The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is Just for You

  By Jeremy Ross on June 4, 2021

  The movies from The Conjuring series and its various offshoots always know how to strike a decent balance: the movies are scary but not quite...

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  Review: A Quiet Place Part II May be Even Better Than the First

  By Jeremy Ross on June 4, 2021

  There would really seem to be no reason to make A Quiet Place into a franchise, which the sequel to the 2018 hit seems to...

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  Interview: Emma Stone Discusses Cruella in Depth

  By Jeremy Ross on May 26, 2021

  Cruella, the latest live-action adaptation of a classic animated feature, stars dueling Emmas: Emma Stone as the young version of Cruella de Vil, and Emma...

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  Review: Cruella is Not Just Good, it is Fabulous

  By Jeremy Ross on May 26, 2021

  It is not particularly important that a movie centered around Cruella de Vil be good, at least in he way people traditionally judge movies, although...

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  Review: The Woman in the Window Lacks Ambition

  By Jeremy Ross on May 20, 2021

  It doesn’t take much to find the inspiration for The Woman in the Window, given the movie alludes to Rear Window almost immediately. If a...

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  Review: Angelina Jolie is a Natural Fit for Those Who Wish Me Dead

  By Jeremy Ross on May 18, 2021

  There is the general distinction that people make between actors and movie stars that, while often reductive, shows how we consider actors. It’s the distinction...

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  An Inside Look at the Oscar Nominated Shorts 2021

  By Jeremy Ross on April 7, 2021

  Every year, the fifteen films nominated in the short film categories are released, generally showcasing new talent in filmmaking. While most people viewing the Oscar...

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  Tropical Music Star Emir Pabón Presents the Tribute Album

  By Living Out Loud Staff on April 3, 2021

  While recreating the greatest hits that made Rigo Tovar a legend, the percussionist, producer and composer Emir Pabón remembers the impact that this idol had...

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