Movie Review: Goodbye Christopher Robin
Goodbye Christopher Robin is going for Finding Neverland, hoping the story behind a famous book (in this case, Winnie the Pooh) is as compelling as …
Biopic
Movie Review: Marshall
I have to start giving Chadwick Boseman more credit. It’s really not easy portraying legends, with everyone imprinting their reverence, hope, and dreams onto you. …
Movie Review: American Made
When Tom Cruise is at his charismatic best, he works with great directors: Steven Speilberg, Paul Thomas Anderson, and now Doug Liman. Liman worked with …
Movie Review: Battle of the Sexes
With the 2016 election in the United States, there’s no doubt sexism lingers within some parts of the United States. Though we are not at …
Movie Review: Stronger
Stronger is a weird movie for David Gordon Green. For the director Green, Stronger is a big budget crowd pleaser lacking the smallness of All …
Movie Review: War Machine
Within War Machine is a great movie…somewhere. I could be wrong. Perhaps bureaucracy of war will never be as captivating or potent as a battle. …
Movie Review: The Lost City of Z
Millennials might not know what Apocalypse Now is. But back in the day, that movie used the Vietnam War as an allegory for an American …
Movie Review: The Case for Christ
The Case for Christ is God’s Not Dead during the Reagan Era. Adapting the Lee Strobel book into a feature film, Pure Flix uses their …
Movie Review: The Founder
I spent a lot of the last few years traveling. Yet, I never really got very homesick? How is that possible? Is Europe just that …
Movie Review: Patriot’s Day
I distinctly remember much of the Boston Marathon bombings and subsequent pursuit of the Tsarnaev brothers. It culminated in that great David Ortiz speech at …