Bob Leeper is the co-owner and manager of "Arizona’s Pop Culture and Alternative Art Network," Evermore Nevermore. He is the co-creator of the pop culture events Steampunk Street and ENCREDICON, and is a member of the Phoenix Film Critics Society. He also curates the Facebook fan site The Arizona Cave – AZ Fans of Edgar Rice Burroughs, and is one of the few brave and bold fans of Jar Jar Binks.
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Review: Wind River – Frigid and slightly flawed
“Wind River” is a crime thriller that mixes melodrama with Native American missing-person issues, to mostly satisfying effect.
Review: Atomic Blonde – Sexy stunts, sounds and style
Ms. Theron does do a lot of glaring into the camera while sexily smoking a cigarette, sometimes sans clothing, kicking the butts of Cold War evil-doers.
Review: Dunkirk – War is a beach
You will feel this amazing movie in your heart and in your soul; and if you see it in IMAX you’re going to feel it resonate throughout your entire body.
Review: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
“Valerian” proves once again that special effects and style alone do not necessarily make a great film; but if they did, this would be one heck of a movie.
Review – Spider-Man: Homecoming is both amazing and spectacular
“Spider-Man: Homecoming” succeeds in staying true to the essence of Peter Parker and is a film that captures the character better than ever before.
Review: War for the Planet of the Apes – Monkey melodrama
War for the Planet of the Apes is spectacular simian cinema with incredible special effects to be sure, but not quite as awesome as its predecessor.
Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con 2017 photos
A look at the cosplay of Amazing Las Vegas Comicon 2017, June 23-24, 2017.
Review: Baby Driver – Neat Neat Neat
Baby Driver blends awesome action with a superior soundtrack in an original and logical way that makes it all an incredibly fun thrill ride.
Review: The Beguiled – Unnecessary Civil War reenactment
There’s something to be said for having a woman in the director’s chair, but I didn’t notice that much difference between this film and the 1971 original.
Review: It Comes at Night – Depends on what the meaning of the word ‘it’ is
Do I like having my head messed with by a film? Yes, that’s the whole reason we go to the movies; and this one will leave you thinking for quite some time.