MoVTie Critic

  Like many films since the pandemic began, they've been pushed back since theaters were unsafe to venture to. Yet Wonder Woman has never been the type to keep being pushed without eventually pushing back and she managed to make her way finally into theaters and even early access on HBO Max. So without further to do, let's feature this film. As many recall the events from the first installment, Wonder Woman a.k.a. Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) came to our world from her hidden island home to help fight for humanity during WWI, now in this chapter over sixty-five years have passed and while Diana has maintained her status as the unknown savior that saves those where she can, the past that she had when first arriving is long since gone leaving her with a very solitary life outside of her work in the archeology department at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. where she now resides.  Though Diana will soon learn that even in more modern times that the past can find ways of being unearth

  Hello Movie lovers. It's been a while for me doing a proper post. I've been experiencing some internet difficulty and was unable to address it until after my seasonal job had completed, but I'm officially have more frequent internet access again and a little more time on my hands to bring you up to speed on films making their way online and to Redbox so I hope to have more frequent post coming your way. In the meantime, I'd like to get you in the know and what's up and coming in the world of independent films and was just recently shared this exciting link to a film that is currently in festival mode now but will hopefully have showings within the coming months taking a look at the life of the state through the pandemic. "Community Through Crisis: A Vermont Story" takes you on a journey through how Covid 19 has impacted Vermont from small businesses like The Skinny Pancake as one example featured to the community that surrounds them as they find ways to