Tinashe Kusema Film Review
The more I think about it, the more it seems like Marvel Studios can do no wrong.
After having conquered 2012 with their smash hit, The Avengers, which opened the box office with US$207 million in the

Every once in a while I like to comb through my enormous movie collection and get inspired.
Usually the result is that I get an epiphany that results in some topical, albeit for the wrong reason,

Tinashe Kusema Film Review
A little over four years ago we got our first glimpses of the iconic cult comedy The Hangover, the film about four men-childs who celebrate one of their own’s pending nuptials by going out on an all-night beer binge. After having grossed over US$227 million, in

It is a tale as old as time itself — a disgraced agent finds himself in the wake of redemption when a couple of baddies take hostage a group of important people.
Good action sequences, a stellar cast and a good storyline are usually the order of the day.

I have been asked what I really call a good movie . . .
Well, a movie has to do two things for me to call it good.

As far as franchises go, you are hardly ever going to hear The Marine spoken in the same breath as the likes of The Matrix, Die Hard or even Harry Potter, neither are you ever going to see this flick anywhere other than on DVD. WWE films are simply never going to make it to the show of

Well, Oscar fever is now firmly behind us and I am not going to bore anyone by narrating or summarising any of the events that happened last Monday. I will say this much though, host Seth MacFarlane should be ashamed of his actions and I am glad that at least Christoph Waltz, Adele

Tinashe Kusema Film Review
Way before Kiefer Sutherland donned the façade of Jack Bauer in 24 hours to save the day from international threats, there was John McClane. A no-nonsense cop who would overcome anything and

Well, it’s official, the awards season has swung into full gear! Locally, Zimbabwe biggest and brightest stars of the arts last night gathered at Large City Hall for a night of pomp and fanfare as the annual National Arts and Merits Awards finally made its descend onto the City of Kings and

Well, this is strange!
It’s very rare for a black man like me to come out of a movie about racism, let alone slavery, and have a huge smile on one’s face. Well, that’s the kind of effect director Quentin Tarantino has built a reputation around in Hollywood. Some have called him insane, others a gifted genius, but the

Never before has a debate divided popular opinion than the one currently doing the rounds in the United States of America right now, on whose works basically speak to the black populace — Spike Lee or Tyler Perry. Despite the fact that both men have done more for the African-American