Movie Reviews
Argentina, 1985 Review: Gripping Legal Drama Succeeds On All Fronts
Argentina, 1985 is a deceptively clever bit of filmmaking that, as long as people are willing to traverse that one-inch ...
Day Shift Review: Foxx & Franco Slay In Humorous & Fun Vampire Movie
It seems like there will never be a time in Hollywood in which monster movies cease to exist. For a ...
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Unidentified Objects: Beautifully Told Sci-Fi Drama Has Depth [Fantastic Fest]
It isn’t always easy to capture a person’s interiority, especially when it comes to one’s perception of themselves and the ...
Alienoid Review: Ancient Swords Meet Time Travel In This Fun Epic
Writer-director Choi Dong-hoon (Assassination) reaches into every corner of the film landscape to concoct Alienoid. Like many films of its ...
Strange World Review: Disney’s Latest Heartwarming Adventure Is Fun & Creative
Walt Disney Animation Studios has had successful projects over the last few years to add to its longstanding legacy in ...
Confess, Fletch Review: Enjoyable Jon Hamm Mystery Is Missing Special Something
Jon Hamm brings Irwin “Fletch” Fletcher back to the big screen. After numerous attempts to reboot or continue the series ...
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut Review
This is the Superman sequel that should have been, VASTLY superior to the ridiculous theatrical release. I won’t be getting ...
The Eternal Daughter Review: Ghost Story Makes Every Choice Meaningful
For anyone who has already seen the movie, watching The Eternal Daughter trailer is an amusing experience, but prospective viewers ...
Beast Review: Idris Elba Leads Thin, But Entertaining Survival Thriller
Idris Elba has been in a variety of films, but Beast sees him do the unusual by battling a lion. ...
Door Mouse Review: Hayley Law Is Tremendous In Avan Jogia’s Vivid Neo-Noir
Avan Jogia has had a very interesting career. The life of a Nickelodeon kid can send one down many paths, ...
End Of The Spear Review
A low budget, yet beautifully shot and extremely moving film with an underlying core that may be too subtle for ...
‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ Review
Guardians of the Galaxy may blast off another successful franchise for Marvel, but it has a few parsecs left to ...
Bridge of Spies Review
Bridge of Spies is a bit of dull historical theater propped up by the talents of Spielberg, Tom Hanks and the ...
Holy Spider Review: Powerful Serial Killer Movie Takes Risks & Succeeds
The horror genre has always been scrutinized for its relationship with onscreen violence, but movies about serial killers, especially real ...
Star Wars Trilogy DVD Review
There aren’t a ton of extras here, and purists will be annoyed by George Lucas’ changes, but picture and audio ...
Four Samosas Review: Wes Anderson Inspired Film Is Heartfelt & Hilarious
Four Samosas is 2022’s best comedy. Writer-director Ravi Kapoor’s second feature is hysterical, heartfelt, and beautiful to look at. His ...
You People Review: Barris’ Feature Is A Mixed Bag Of Laughs & Safe Commentary
A modern take on Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, Kenya Barris’ feature directorial debut, You People, is a mixed bag ...
Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody Review – Great Cast, Standard Biopic
Nearly 11 years ago, global sensation and renowned superstar Whitney E. Houston shocked the world with her untimely death. Because ...
Moonage Daydream Review: The David Bowie Documentary You Never Knew You Needed
Trying to capture everything David Bowie has done is a fool’s errand and a cradle-to-the-grave biography seems unnecessary in this ...
Hocus Pocus 2 Review: This Witchy Sequel Doesn’t Hold A Candle To The Original
Disney is at it again. Like many of the studio’s prized IPs, Hocus Pocus has been resurrected. Bette Midler, Kathy ...
