Malawski's Movie Mania

British charm meets the American psycho. It is no doubt that the predecessor of the “Golden Circle” was wacky and chaotic beyond belief. But, the sequel to 2014’s “ Kingsman: The Secret Service” may be more wild than before. What this sequel has the opportunity to do is provide even more demented action and crass language and humor than in the first film. And man does it succeed. In this film, we see the reprise of the characters you liked in the original film: Colin Firth’s (Harry), Taron Egerton (Eggsy) and Mark Strong’s (Merlin). Audiences will be marveled at not only the butt-kicking team work and skills of the Kingsman, but will enjoy the unlikely team-up with the Statesman, an american counterpart. From Egerton to Statesman’s (Whiskey), actor Pedro Pascal, the insanity and the magnitude of everything you’d expect from a spy movie, it is incredible. Helming the second installment  is Matthew Vaughn. Vaughn directed the 2014 hit film. As they say: First is worst- (Not thi...

Pennywise the Dancing clown preys on youth every 27 years. It's no coincidence that the miniseries based on this horrifying being get a motion picture 27 years following that miniseries. As Dash’s teacher from The Incredibles said: “Coincidence, I THINK NOT!” IT is a horror induced film and it is perhaps one of the decade's best. Now, step right up to witness the amazing and psychotic portrayal of the title character. Played by Bill Skarsgard, son, and brother of actors Stellan and Alexander Skarsgard. Bill does an absolutely terrifying performance and it's without a doubt one of the more memorable villain roles. Not only does Skarsgard shine, but the stars of the “Losers Club” are also among the highlights of the film. Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard luminates as the comedic relief, while the other members are the emotional efforts of the film. Andy Muschietti director of the film, gets genuine and flat out scary moments in this stomach churning horror mast...

For a film that has its roots in director Steven Soderbergh's acclaimed "Oceans"  heist film franchise, this film has a look that is sorta, without a doubt redneck, hillbilly type. It's the complete opposite of that saga. This film takes on the status quo in hopes of regaining fame. What happens when you get the unlikely talents of: Daniel Craig, Channing Tatum and Adam Driver, it's as if beavis and butthead had a huge family curse and needed--(wanted) to pull off a cash and grab heist. Typically, as stereotypes assume that those who inhabit the southern region of America you are: A. a slob, B. redneck, C. hillbilly or D. all of them. But as it turns out, in this film, there are some pretty intelligent folks down south. Well, in this film, yes, minus two. So as the old saying goes: Don't judge a book by the cover. Even so, for a film, it pulls off a hilarious and even if a little rough, take on southern folk--- if the people down there were just itching to...

No one better pick a fight with Charlize Theron. In her latest, she essentially is Double 07 and Ethan Hunt rolled into one. This film is unique in every sense of the word. It has all you want in an action-packed, butt kicking film. This film is kind of like that one lady in a store on black friday in line for something, but someone else wants it too. So she fights that other person. What makes this film quite one of the year's best action films is essentially-its star. The action as well. But, Theron is an utter boss when it comes to taking down the bad guys. She makes this film not only entertaining to the max, but sexy. She flourishes with beauty and style in this movie. David Leitch directs an action-packed, kick butt, and overall exciting film. He makes the film look so fresh and original, that you can clearly see on screen. It's refreshing to see original action films- because it's all prior work based films these days. Aside from the great action in this film, ...

Let me just say it plain and simple: this movie was an atrocity to the horror film genre. There were virtually nothing good about this film. Some of the scary moments were good. But overall, nothing spectacular about this film. I'd say that even though I am not a diehard horror film fan, those who are will be very disappointed in this film. Due to its lack of scariness and well, overall boringness. Need I say more? This film is just so dumb. It plagues with fake scares from its characters and it has pretty much no story development. And to make matters worse, it was predictable. Like you knew what to expect what was coming. And sure enough, these things come true in the end.  Director David Sandberg ( Lights Out) conjures an utterly waste of potential. There's practically nothing original about this film. Considering this film is part of a series of films that have continued to earn mega dollars, this film has fallen prey to awful storytelling as a sequel to a film.  ...

From the thrilling mind of horror novelist Stephen King, comes an intriguing adaptation to one of his bestselling series, " The Dark Tower". Unlike Kings prior and undoubtedly terrifying works- ( IT, Carrie, Under the Dome) , this movie is more so on a level that is consisted of being a thriller and one of science fiction. Surprisingly enough, it's a movie that delivers on the aspects of entertaining audiences. I have never seen him so evil. Who am I referring to? None other than usually charming on screen: Matthew McConaughey. He is the films antagonist. Who just so happens to be a very powerful sorcerer. It weird to see him in this form because I hadn't pegged him to be an actor who could pull off being a villain. But it works, especially with his black clothing appearance. Along with a terrifying and haunting McConaughey, there's two forces of light trying to vanquish the "man in black". Idris Elba- (Thor, Zootopia)  plays a "gunslinger"...

It's one of the most original films i've seen in a really long time. "Baby Driver" is without question and uncertainty, what an action film should be. So original, action-packed and highly entertaining, full throttle fun. This film is one of a kind. It is of sorts, an Americanized version of the ultra "Mad Max" films. This film is so unique and possessed with originality that this film is now my number one film (so far) of 2017. Need I say more? Yes, of course I do. Director Edgar Wright, makes way with an action film that you have to see to believe. He makes the action so authentic that you can easily see that play out well on screen. The action seen in this movie is easily the best of what this year's action films have to offer. The action in this film is without a doubt consistent and is a vital part of the film's success. As if this film couldn't get any better. This is one of the few films in hollywood that incorporates disability in fil...