Braven (2018) --- “They Threatened To Destroy His World, So He Will Destroy Theirs.”

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Joe Braven is a logging company owner who lives with his family in Canada. Joe's father, Linden, suffering from dementia, mistakes a woman in a bar for his wife, prompting a barroom brawl that lands Linden in the hospital. The family decides to take a break at their secluded log cabin, where they run into trouble from a drug dealer who wants to use Joe's business as a front for his cocaine operation. (1)

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     Braven (2018) is an action-thriller indie film directed by veteran stuntman Lin Oeding (The Equalizer; Blindspot) and stars Jason Momoa, Stephen Lang, Jill Wagner, Garret Dillahunt and more. The story follows Joe Braven (Mamoa), a soft-spoken logger who takes his father, Linden (Lang), who suffers from dementia to his cabin for some father-son time to talk. Not long after arriving they encounter a group of dangerous drug runners and from there the film explodes into a conflict between an outdoorsman and a killer with brutal and intense action sequences throughout.

First Man (2018) --- “The Most Dangerous Mission In History Became Mankind’s Greatest Achievement. Experience The Impossible Journey.”

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     Directed by Damien Chazelle (La La Land), written by Josh Singer (Spotlight, The Post), and based on the novel by James R. Hansen, First Man (2018) is a historical biopic film set in the 1960’s when the international space race between the USA and the Soviets is at an all-time high. At the start of the film the Soviets may have a substantial lead over the US but unwilling to be outdone, the US plans the first manned mission to the moon with astronaut Neil Armstrong as mission commander. This film does not only tell the story of Neil Armstrong (Ryan Gosling) getting to the moon but it also shows how this one mission affected his family and those closest to them. Despite the challenges and losses that he has endured both in his professional life and his personal life, Armstrong agrees to the mission knowing full well that he may never come home. Despite already knowing the outcome, First Man will keep you on the edge of your seat with a beautiful, emotional, and somewhat distorting journey through Neil Armstrong’s most formidable years and the risks these pioneers took in the name of space exploration.

Apollo 13 (1995) --- “Houston, We Have A Problem.”

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     In April of 1970, three men – Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks), Fred Haise (Bill Paxton), and Jack Swigert (Kevin Bacon) – were sent into space for a “routine” second walk on the moon. Everything is going according to plan until April 13, 1970, when everything suddenly goes horribly wrong. When the oxygen tank in their service module suffers an electrical short and explodes, the men find themselves in a life and death situation that had Lovell utter those famous words, "Houston, we have a problem". With 2/3 of their fuel cells gone, their navigational systems are shot, and their life support is falling rapidly. It was bad when they discovered that their planned moonwalk was canceled, but it got worse when the likelihood of them coming home alive started to rapidly diminish. Thanks to the help from the brave men and women at Mission Control and the prayers of all those watching did Lovell, Haise, and Swigert safely land in the South Pacific on April 17^th, 1970. 

Venom (2018) --- “The World Has Enough Superheroes. It’s Time To Embrace Your Inner Anti-Hero.”

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     Directed by Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland 1 & 2) and written by Scott Rosenberg (Jumanji 2), Jeff Pinkner (Jumanji 2), and Kelly Marcel (Fifty Shades of Grey), Venom (2018)is a thrilling action film that, like Deadpool, breaks away from the safe MCU mold with its dark and violent brutality and some horror scenes, and all while maintaining its PG-13 rating. One of LIFE foundation’s space probe crashes to Earth after discovering alien life forms called Symbiots. Meanwhile, San Francisco journalist reporter, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), is reporting and exposing current issues in today’s society. After angering the CEO of LIFE Carlton Drake (Riz Ahmed) and making some poor decisions, Eddie loses his job, his fiancée Anne (Michelle Williams), and his good name, Eddie finds himself alone and at the end of his rope. After a series of events and some inside help, Eddie unexpectedly gets infected with the Symbios called Venom. Now with Drake and his goons after him, Eddie learns that in order for him and Venom to get what the want they have to cooperate with each other against the bad guys.

God's Not Dead 3 (2018) --- "For Too Long The Church Has Been Known For What It’s Against, Rather Than What It’s For."

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The Rev. Dave Hill faces an unexpected setback when his beloved church burns down -- prompting the officials at the adjoining university to try and kick his congregation off campus. Battle lines are quickly drawn between the church and the community as the reverend now finds himself at odds with his longtime friend -- the president of the school. Facing a legal battle, Hill soon seeks help from his estranged brother -- a big-city lawyer and atheist -- in a fight to help rebuild the church. (1)

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     First time writer & director Michael Mason and co-writer Howard Klausner (Space Cowboys; The Grace Card) take over from the previous filmmakers to helm God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness (2018) and it starts off right where the last one ended.