4.5 star movies
If Beale Street Could Talk Review: The Poetry of James Baldwin
Much like his previous films as a director, Jenkins’ Beale Street adaptation is a richly layered and beautifully atmospheric work ...
My Old School Review: Scottish Schoolboy’s Secret Makes For Compelling Doc
Movies are the best places for outlandish stories, and one can argue documentaries are even better. There is no greater ...
The King’s Speech Review
Screen Rant’s Ben Kendrick Reviews The King’s Speech Since it’s debut at the Telluride Film Festival back in September, The ...
Little Women (2019) Review: Greta Gerwig’s Adaptation Is A Triumph
Greta Gerwig’s Little Women weaves a stunningly heartfelt and achingly honest coming of age story with excellent performances from its ...
First Man Review: One Giant Leap for Damien Chazelle
First Man is an intimate and epic biopic fueled by strong performances from its cast, as well as masterful craftsmanship ...
A Taste of Hunger Review: Coster-Waldau Is Brilliant In Excellent Foodie Drama
Katrine Greis-Rosenthal and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in A Taste of Hunger A Taste of Hunger is unlike most foodie dramas, ...
Batman Begins Review
Chris Nolan has brought us a vision of Batman that feels real, true, and yes, even plausible. The word that ...
The Jungle Book Review
The Jungle Book is magnificent – honoring its literary and animated roots with thrilling action, groundbreaking effects, and heart-warming drama. When ...
Revolutionary Road Review
Screen Rant reviews Revolutionary Road Revolutionary Road is an obvious Oscar contender on many levels – Acting (lead and supporting), ...
‘Jurassic Park 3D’ Review
With Jurassic Park 3D, Spielberg will once again make audiences believe (if only for a second) that dinosaurs can still ...
The Irishman Review: Scorsese’s Latest Captivating Crime Epic
The Irishman is another outstanding cinematic accomplishment from Scorsese, featuring a talented cast and crew firing on all cylinders. Legendary ...
Sorry To Bother You Review: A Wild, Hilarious & Stylish Comedy
Boots Riley’s Sorry to Bother You ambitiously pushes the envelope of the sci-fi and comedy genres for a wholly unique, ...
Night In Paradise Review: Violent Crime-Noir Is Bleak, But Breathtaking
South Korean writer-director Park Hoon-jung made a mark in Asian crime-noir with his 2013 gangster epic, New World, which was ...
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review – One Of The Best Sequels Of All Time
When Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse released in 2018, it was clear Sony Pictures Animation had something special and with the ...
‘Attack the Block’ Review
Screen Rant’s Kofi Outlaw Reviews Attack the Block Attack the Block is an unlikely contender in the currently overcrowded ring ...
The Bourne Supremacy Review
If you enjoyed The Bourne Identity you’ll enjoy this worthy sequel, that except for some overly jumpy camera work and ...
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Review – The Saga Continues in Epic Fashion
Star Wars: The Last Jedi builds upon Star Wars history for a more expansive, high-stakes adventure with plenty of fresh ...
The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part Review – This Sequel Is Awesome
The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part is another imaginative adventure, building off the first film in inventive ways, and ...
American Gangster Review
As usual, Denzel Washington gives an intense performance in this fascinating story of a drug kingpin’s daring and rapid rise ...
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Review: James Gunn’s Final MCU Movie Is A Triumph
After launching the cosmic side of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, filmmaker James Gunn returns to the franchise to wrap up ...
