We are reviewing 3 new movies “IF” (Imaginary Friend) starring Ryan Reynolds, Steve Carrell and John Krasinski. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes and Hit Man starring Glen Powell coming to Netflix in June. I also give my opinion of Caitlyn Clark and the growth of the WNBA. I close out with a chat about Cancel Culture and how I’m tired of people whining about it.

Saltburn is an amazing and provocative film that looks at outrageous wealth, family and friendship and betrayal. This movie will make you laugh, gas and squirm. It arrives in theaters November 17th. I’ll also be diving into some early Oscar Awards Season projections.

Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones team up for a fantastic legal drama that will be coming to a screen near you this October. “the burial” is one of the best films I’ve seen this year and I’ve seen just about everything.

Rapper Sexxxy Red delivers goods for kids going to Prom at a St Louis High School and parents are angry at the arrangement…. I discuss this topic in depth on this episode.

Reviews for They cloned Tyrone, The Tutor, Wham!, Talk to me.

A review of possibly the funniest movie of the year thus far. It’s a story about friendship. Imagine Girls Trip but in China. Imagine Bridesmaids with Asian women but with no puppies or Melissa McCarthy. It’s worth your 2 hours! 4.5 stars from me !

Summer is off to a roaring start and folks are running not walking back to the movies. And black star power has a say in it.

Summer movie season is here and there are plenty of great movies to check out and here we get it going for you with a double feature of movie reviews. Enjoy!

Comediennes Angela Robinson, The Gwynn Factor, Demi Chang, Althea McFarlane join us to talk comedy and their experiences in the industry.

Love and I talk about travel being a way to heal, her favorite travel destinations and how she became a travel advisor, and she gave advice to aspiring entrepreneurs

We had an opportunity to talk Divorce and how to be prepared for it and how one shouldn’t be afraid to get married due to anxiety about the divorce process. Walking us through this was Cordell and Cordell’s Rebecca DeVincent a Senior Litigation Attorney based in Richmond but licensed in DC and Virginia.

A deep dive on the live show recorded March 3rd in Baltimore, MD live by legendary comedian Chris Rock as Netflix’s first live streamed event. I examine some of the jokes and some of the reaction. Let us know your thoughts by Tweeting @MrRobAnthony on Twitter.

Is there an agenda to emasculate black men? What is masculinity and how should we define it? Also we chat about femininity and where has it gone? Have changing roles in the the home maybe affected femininity? We chat about that and more.

Michael B Jordan makes his directorial debut in this movie. He does an outstanding job navigating this flick. This movie has everything, sad moments, great training montages, a fantastic heel turn from Jonathan Majors. Friendship, betrayal, family. Highly recommend going seeing this movie get more details by listening to the podcast.

A fun 80’s based romp. This film is very loosely based on a true story. Drug dreamer drops dope over the mountains. A bear gets to the drugs and in the movie insanity ensues. In real life the bear is found dead from ingesting the Coke. The movie version doesn’t follow that path. Check out this review there are no spoilers. Enjoy everyone.

New review for Marvel’s newest chapter of their Cinematic Universe. A big step up for Ant Man as he introduces us to Kang the Conqueror.

Action movie starring Gerard Butler and Mike Coulter. 2 hours and a great time hear my full review and let me know your thoughts.

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This is a review of the new Steven Spielberg film the Fablemans. It is loosely based coming of age story of Steven Spielberg’s childhood and teenage years. Lots of Jewish Culture, lots of fun film making scenes. Plus a nice dose of family drama. I love this movie and I believe you will. I’ll tell you why in this review.