Tag: Movie Review
‘O’Dessa’ Film Review: Love, Music, and Greek Myth
The soundtrack has a fire that grabs the audience from the first scene
‘Opus’ Film Review: Middle of the Road Cult-Worship Thriller
The screenplay doesn’t dig too deep, although it presents itself as having something important to say, but struggles with articulating its ideas on the screen.
‘Mickey 17’ Film Review: A Timely Sci-Fi Treatise
In a Hollywood where movie screens are filled with images with no substance, here is a film that takes on the weighty questions of man’s inhumanity towards man and so much more.
‘Ex-Husbands’ Film Review: Fathers, Sons, and Changing Tides
Noah Pritzker brings kindness and compassion to a relatable story of identity and change.
‘The Monkey’ Film Review: A Joyously Macabre King Adaptation
Perkins goes all in with an exuberantly vicious tone and a bevy of gloriously over the top death scenes that will have gore fans cheering.
‘Captain America: Brave New World” Film Review: It Is What It Is
While not exactly the delicious box of holiday candy dedicated Marvel disciples are hoping for, it is still a somewhat fun night at the movies.
‘Love Hurts’ Film Review: Love, Laughs, and Broken Bones
a playful jolt of Valentine’s Day entertainment.
‘Heart Eyes’ Film Review: A Clever, Funny, and Bloody Valentine
Heart Eyes is a brisk, breezy, bloody, and quite funny genre mix that is one of the pleasures of this new cinematic year.
‘Presence’ Film Review: Artful Ghost Tale With Voyeuristic Intentions
Soderbergh knows how to keep his audience in the grasp of fear, as the film cuts its artfully labyrinthine path through human emotion and paranormal observation.
‘One of Them Days’ Film Review: An Endearing and Hilarious Good Time
a film beaming with the type of infectious character-driven humor that is absent from most modern comedies.