Movie Review: The Laundromat
I guess Steven Soderbergh’s retirement was contingent on Netflix not being a thing. The Laundromat finds the director engaged with the movie process again, telling …
Biopic
Movie Review: Dolemite Is My Name
The worst thing that happened to Eddie Murphy might have been a script. When left to his own devices, Murphy is as brilliant a comedian …
Movie Review: Judy
Somewhere over the rainbow, Dorothy read Bridget Jones’s Diary. Renee Zellweger merges her own acting history with the aging Judy Garland, to craft a wonderful, …
Movie Review: Hustlers
What’s not to love about a Robin Hood story? Steal from the rich, give to the poor, great! Gotta love equalizers. Hustlers is the modern …
Movie Review: The Red Sea Diving Resort
Argo is a great movie. Why is it great? It’s got a very compelling story, and really interesting characters to support it. The Red Sea …
Movie Review: Once Upon a Time … In Hollywood
If it were up to me, I’d put a moratorium on movies about making movies. They all reek of Hollywood self indulgence…or a movie maker …
Movie Review: Rocketman
The amazing songs. The gaudy outfits. Mommy and daddy issues. Progressive sexuality in a conservative world. Elton John epitomized what is was to live the …
Movie Review: Tolkien
With how rabid the Lord of the Rings fans can be, a JRR Tolkien biopic seems like an easy way to make a few dollars. …
Movie Review: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
Serial killers are innately fascinating to normal people. Hours have been spent trying to understand the psyche of people like Ted Bundy, who had a …
Movie Review: The Best of Enemies
The Best of Enemies is one of the sour side effects of watching a lot of movies. If you’re looking for a sweet, sincere movie …