Movie Review: Wicked Little Letters
I had Wicked Little Letters pegged as the grandma movie of the year. I mean, come on: British people up in arms about someone writing …
Biopic
Movie Review: Cabrini
The last few decades have certainly given credence to the Karl Marx philosophy of religion being the opiate of the masses. Gigantic bureaucracies can lead …
Movie Review: Napoleon
Despite his famously diminutive stature, Napoleon Bonaparte’s life demands many hours and millions of dollars in moviemaking with all the things he did. The Corsican’s …
Movie Review: Ordinary Angels
The floor just keeps raising. At this point, anyone who’s eye rolling at faith based studio movies is simply not paying attention. Multiple Oscar nominees, …
Movie Review: Bob Marley: One Love
When I asked younger cousins if they knew who Bob Marley was, their response was “the Jamaican weed guy my friends all have a poster …
Movie Review: Origin
I wish more filmmakers were as bold as Ava DuVernay. Since Selma, DuVernay has grown more and more ambitious with her projects, tying modern policing …
Movie Review: Society of the Snow
It was time. While 1993’s Alive was fine, the movie suffers from West Side Story syndrome, in that it takes an Uruguayan story and whitewashes …
Movie Review: Ferrari
Cars and men. Men and cars. Excuse me, Mann and cars. Michael Mann doing a story about Enzo Ferrari seems like a match made in …
Movie Review: Maestro
No more convincing needed. I was optimistic about Bradley Cooper, the director, after A Star Is Born, but cautiously so, because that one was just …
Movie Review: The Iron Claw
By the time I was watching Goldberg’s unbeaten streak or Rock vs. Austin, the Von Erich family were already legends. The world of wrestling owes …