Drew’s Reviews
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Gazette film critic Drew Moniot writes that “Coyote vs. Acme” is a clever spin on a literal “running gag,” elevating the Coyote/Road Runner saga from a never-ending desert chase to a legal comedy/drama involving greedy corporations, deceptive and defective products and a hapless, repeatedly injured victim.
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The feature film “Tony” provides a look at the formative years of the late celebrity chef and author, Anthony Bordain, who was not exactly a likeable character in his early years. Director Matt Johnson and his cast and crew could be in line for Oscar nominations.
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West Hills Gazette film critic Drew Moniot notes the “Spider-Man” franchise, since its 2002 inception, has grossed over $11 billion. The latest film, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” features a complex storyline with unexpected twists, making it a box office hit despite criticisms of its lengthy runtime.
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“Minions & Monsters,” the third stand-alone film in the popular Minions franchise, combines slapstick comedy and movie history. Following their bold misadventures, the Minions create chaos in Hollywood while trying to make a monster movie, ensuring hilarious results for audiences of all ages.
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West Hills Gazette movie reviewer Drew Moniot says “Toy Story 5” delivers exceptional entertainment, continuing Pixar’s legacy of great storytelling. With a focus on Jessie and the threat of technology on traditional toys, it explores relevant themes while featuring beloved characters and dazzling visuals, making it a must-see blockbuster.
