Movie Reviews
Sonic The Hedgehog 3 Delivers the Boom with a Superstar Voice Cast with Hysterical Villains
Sonic The Hedgehog 3 is by far the best film in the series. Sonic, Knuckles and Tails come together for the exciting mission to take on Shadow. The dynamic trio (voiced by Ben Schwartz, Idris Elba and Colleen O’Shaughnessey) team up with Robotnik (Jim Carrey) in defeating this new mysterious rival.

Sonic 3 is full of thrilling action, comedy and many Easter eggs! Director Jeff Fowler did an excellent job explaining Shadow’s origins, which is intriguing and heartbreaking at the same time. Keanu Reeves was amazing projecting that gravelly voice that emits Shadow’s emotional pain and suffering. Shadow is one based character, especially when he is riding that awesome BMW – The Dark Rider that was so a-la John Wick. If John Wick were to be an animated character, he would definitely be Shadow.

Jim Carrey brought constant entertainment with his characters Ivo Robotnik and Grandpa Gerald Robotnik. The rolling laughter begins when an out of shape, depressed Robotnik is watching a telenovela about Gabriella (Sofia Penas) caught in the middle of having to decide between the twin brothers Pablo and Juan (Cristo Fernández). This telenovela plays a key component for Robotnik and Shadow when they have to come to terms in deciding who they want to be.
Carrey’s classic comedic side totally dominated the screen with that iconic Robotnik mustache. The Robotnik grandpa, grandson villain duo’s tech weapon gadgets and suits were over the top clever and hilarious. Carrey is indeed his own special effect; however, the additional enhancements take the action to another level of interplanetary visual experience.

The movie would not be complete without the supporting characters, Tom (James Marsden) and Maddie (Tika Sumpter). It was pure amusement when they had to disguise themselves as Randall (Shemar Moore) and Rachel (Natasha Rothwell) to avoid being detected by Director Rockwell (Krysten Ritter). The special cameo from Cristo Fernández contributing that innocent humor in the telenovela was absolutely a treat.
Go Fast! and see Sonic The Hedgehog 3. It is totally a blast of a movie. Stay at the end for two post credits. You will not be disappointed!
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Yadang – The Snitch: A Surprisingly Riveting Crime Action Movie (Review)
When a swift street smart Lee Kang-soo (Kang Ha-neul) finds himself in jail for being unjustly accused as a meth dealer, he encounters an eager prosecutor, Goo Gwan-hee (Yoo Hai-jin), who offers to reduce Lee’s sentence by having him work as a snitch, “Ya-Dang”. However, when it comes to sting operations and using Ya-Dangs, narcotics officer Oh Sang-jae (Park Hae-joon ) becomes suspicious of Goo’s techniques, and it appears he might be involved in a convoluted criminal network.

This South Korean film, Yadang – The Snitch, has a well written storyline with many exiting and unsuspected plot twists, from betrayal, corruption, to settling the score revenge. Director Hwang Byeng-Gug exercised good judgement not implementing exaggerated CGI’s and kept the action scenes interesting and grounded.


The trio of main characters had great development, with outstanding cast members giving flawless performances.
Promising actor Kang Ha-neul, best known for Squid Game 2, knows how to deliver a combination of dynamic action with humor. Kang was well-suited to portray the sharp dressed, charismatic Lee Kang-soo.


Yoo Hai-jin was impressive transforming his role and building the underlying forces, while Park Hae-joon maintained a well balanced role that rises to the occasion.
Besides the entertaining action, the traditional South Korean food culture was incorporated throughout many of the scenes giving it a delicious element – It left me craving those noodles! Also, the post credits were a nice dessert of laughter.
With absolute certainty this movie is fantastic, and I am hopeful for a sequel.
Yadang – The Snitch will be in theaters April 25, 2025, in the US and Canada.

Movie Reviews
‘Good Boy’: An exceptional haunting film from a dog’s perception. – Review
Have you ever wondered why your furry companion stares at the wall or barks when there is nothing around? In this independent horror film, it presents a possible explanation to why your dog behaves in a peculiar manner. Good Boy is a unique take on creating a horror film where the main character is Indy, an adorable loyal dog that will do what it takes to protect his human friend and not leave his side.
Indy made his grand entrance at the 2025 SXSW in Austin, Texas and captivated the audience with his handsome furry coat and charming face. Indy was trained by his owners Kari Fischer and Ben Leonberg, along with the help of a professional trainer. It took more than 400 days (over the course of a couple of years) to complete filming due to the specific commands and desired behaviors that Indy had to learn, but most importantly ensuring his comfort and safety.
You can watch the video here of Indy showing off his impressive skills during the Q&A with Ben Leonberg and Kari Fischer (aka dog parents).
The screenplay was written by Alex Cannon and Ben Leonberg, who also directed the film. They created a unique perspective of a horror film by developing the storyline from a dog’s point of view.
The film begins with Todd in his apartment looking catatonic with indications that he might be suffering from an illness. Indy is by his side and appears to be uncomfortable and restless witnessing Todd being lethargic. Todd decides to move out of the city to the family’s countryside home and takes his loyal dog, Indy, with him. It is here where the supernatural forces lurk in the shadows and Indy feels its strange presence.
The scenes have all those spooky elements a horror, suspense film should have – the dark rooms, chilling sounds, creepy shadows, and thunderous storms. There is even a mysterious cemetery that is part of the property. It is said that dogs have a sixth sense, and this film depicts the fear and concern from Indy that death may be lurking around.
If you are a dog owner or an avid dog lover, Good Boy will touch your emotions as you observe Indy’s faithfulness and courage to save his owner, Todd, from whatever entity haunting them.
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Dreambreaker: A Pickleball Story – Review
This documentary film shines light on the sport of pickleball and the competition against leagues to cash in on the now popular sport. Two wealthy Texas entrepreneurs form rivals in professional pickleball leagues and feud over obtaining contracts on the world’s top players.

Austin billionaire Steve Kuhn, a hedge fund manager turned philanthropist, and sports mogul built Dreamland, an outdoor entertainment and arts venue in Dripping Springs, Texas located in the Hill Country. The site features 16 dedicated pickleball courses, miniature golf courses, and one state of the art music stage.
In 2021, Kuhn co-founded Major League Pickleball (MLP) and held tournaments in Dreamland. I was surprised to learn how this sport evolved into a franchise and attracted investors like Milwaukee Bucks owner Marc Lasry, and elite athletes like LeBron James, Patrick Mahomes, and even Drew Brees.

Like in all investments and in sports there is always a competitor – here is where Connor Pardoe steps onto the court. Pardoe formed the Professional Pickleball Association (PPA) back in 2018, which required the players to sign a one year exclusive contract and transformed the industry from a recreational activity to a burgeoning sports powerhouse. The PPA then gets a new player, investor Thomas Dundon a chairman and managing partner of Dundon Capital Partners in Dallas, Texas. Dundon extended the exclusivity contracts to 3 years.
This sporty film has the tournament founders going head to head, evolving the sport into social media influencers, and chasing the gold. It also stars John McEnroe, no stranger to sport action drama.


Pickleball fanatics and those curious about the sport will find this documentary interesting, maybe even have more people interested in participating in playing pickleball or as a spectator.
The documentary is produced and directed by Ashley Underwood and written and produced by Craig Coyne is set to premiere Friday, April 11 on truTV and also will be streaming afterwards on the Max platform.
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