Category: Movie Review
‘One Battle After Another’ Film Review: Now is the Time
Paul Thomas Anderson doesn’t merely “tap in” to what is happening now, he immerses us into a story that no longer plays as a “what if” scenario.
‘The Long Walk’ Film Review: A Moving and Suspenseful Parallel to Modern America
The director’s ability to balance emotion, suspense, and uncomfortable intensity is powerful and honors King’s original vision.
‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Film Review: A Slow, Boring, Crawl to a Tepid Finale
“At this point, the Conjuring sequels are “rinse and repeat” horror for the uninitiated.”
‘Caught Stealing’ Film Review- Entertaining NYC-set Throwback
It is a pleasure to experience a film that returns to the gritty vibe of the NYC thrillers that populated the 80s and 90s.
‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Film Review: One of the Year’s Best. Ya Dig? Sho Nuff!
Pick any film that bears Lee’s name and you will see a director in love with the art of cinema and the borderless possibilities of storytelling.
‘The Pickup’ Film Review: A Lifeless, Unfunny, Waste of a Comic Legend
The Pickup takes the award for the worst film of Murphy’s career
‘Weapons’ Film Review: The Kids Are Not Alright
Cregger has fun playing with his audience, and has designed a work that will appeal to horror fanatics as well as the casual horror watcher.
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Film Review: Comic Book Fun The Right Way!
“The sincerity of the screenplay and the dedication of the actors sell the seriousness of the situation while Shakman keeps the spirit of creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s fanciful comic world intact. “
‘Eddington’ Film Review: Conspiracies and Doomscrolling in a Broken America
“With Eddington, the director has crafted an intense and pointed look at the deformities of America’s broken social structures.”
‘Superman’ Film Review: Big Spectacle and a Bigger Heart
The director finds the sweetness, romance, and adventure that has been missing from the character for far too long.