Movie Review: Boyhood
On TV and at the movies, we are mostly told that the big events help shape our lives and leave the greatest impressions. We also …
Comedy
Movie Review: Pain & Gain
Turns out Michael Bay can churn out a very engaging film when not saddled with Optimus Prime. Pain & Gain is a very incisive black …
Movie Review: Tammy
You can also read this review in LunaLunaMag. Tammy is a study of expectations. The previews were less than appetizing, showing off how funny it …
Movie Review: Obvious Child
Abortion and comedy shouldn’t go together right? Obvious Child tests this theory directly, trying to mine dark humor amidst a weighty drama. Much like its …
Movie Review: 22 Jump Street
22 Jump Street is not as good as 21 Jump Street. Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller know this, and …
Movie Review: A Million Ways to Die in the West
Seth MacFarlane’s personality infuses A Million Ways to Die in the West. As such, the movie is a frustrating mix of brilliant gags and teenage …
Movie Review: Million Dollar Arm
Disney is hoping for people to write as many positive baseball puns as it can about Million Dollar Arm. This family film, when focused on …
Movie Review: Chef
Jon Favreau celebrates his indie return with a culinary delight. Chef is a charming and sweet destination tale where the journey is more important than …
Movie Review: Neighbors
When did Seth Rogen get old? Neighbors place him at war with Zac Efron with hilarious and shockingly poignant results. Like most of Nicholas Stoller’s …
Movie Review: Muppets Most Wanted
Jason Segel and Amy Adams held more sway than I thought. Muppets Most Wanted brings back Kermit/Piggy et al for a caper/heist film. While parts …