Movie Review: Exhibiting Forgiveness
I remember walking through the Wells St. Art Festival in Chicago, enjoying one of the many amazing summer festivals the city has to offer. And …
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Movie Review: The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation falls somewhere in the middle of the road in terms of great animated filmmakers. Even with the highs of Shrek or Prince of …
Movie Review: His Three Daughters
It’s always sad to lose a parent. But what they don’t tell you is how to deal with the responsibility of that loss. His Three …
Movie Review: Between the Temples
If we were playing word association with the movie Between the Temples, “quirky” or “indie” would be near the top of the list. Smaller indie …
Movie Review: Rob Peace
Rob Peace leads me to feelings of anger and frustration. Generally not towards the movie, which I think is excellent. No. Instead…why was this great …
Movie Review: My Penguin Friend
Hollywood is perpetually slow on the upkeep. Do you know how many pet owners there are out there? And yes, there’s a decent amount of …
Movie Review: Daughters
You don’t stop being a father in jail. For the dads in this movie, there are Daughters out there, wishing, hoping, for their chance to …
Movie Review: Didi
As Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade showed us, the junior high experience has gotten even more horrifying in the social media age. What was already a …
Movie Review: Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot
Even capitalism has come for faith based cinema. With Sound of Freedom making so much money in 2023, Sound of Hope was attached to the …
Movie Review: Suncoast
I remember the Terry Schiavo case. At college at the time, it caused an interesting debate among my friends, who brought a lot of different …