Movie Review: All the Money in the World
The Getty family comes pretty close to royalty for the United States. J. Paul Getty is the patriarch of the family, getting his money from …
Biopic
Movie Review: I, Tonya
If you were going to play word association with Tonya Harding, the words that would pop up are things like: meme, stupid, white trash, joke, …
Movie Review: The Disaster Artist
I’ve been seeing midnight screenings of The Room, one of the 5 worst movies ever made, for over a decade. I come armed with spoons, …
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 …
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 …