Movie Review: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Anytime the UK decides to declassify military files, I hope they just hand them right to Guy Ritchie. The master of manly charming British men …
Comedy
Movie Review: Sting
Sting is a great lesson for someone looking to break into the movie industry. Go horror, and go campy. B Movie Horror fans always appreciate …
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 …
Movie Review: Ricky Stanicky
I remember when wrestling star The Rock started to become Dwayne Johnson, the actor. It wasn’t impossible, it just never really happened before, and when …
Movie Review: Snack Shack
I hope we get at least one Snack Shack a year. Movies about the greatest summer of my life as a kid never get old. …
Movie Review: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
The reset is over. Jason Reitman took everyone back to the Midwest roots of the Afterlife with the last Ghostbusters. Now he’s back in New …
Movie Review: Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World
For a long time, I thought Adam McKay was going to be the only big movie satirist of our times. The Big Short was such …
Movie Review: Problemista
Saturday Night Live has its share of strange presences over the years: Andy Kaufman, Jack Handey, Robert Smigel, all left their mark with their strange, …
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: Drive-Away Dolls
Drive-Away Dolls is a movie of almosts. The movie was almost titled Drive-Away Dykes, which, the powers that be determined to be too cancellable to …