Movie Review: You Hurt My Feelings
Movie studios, sometimes you can hurt my feelings. Spending all that money on big special effects, humungous movie stars, and sales pitches is nice. But …
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Movie Review: Of an Age
Movies about love are like skiing. It’s easy to make a B+ love story, that can make people swoon and couples get cozier next to …
Movie Review: Somebody I Used to Know
Dave Franco and Alison Brie should be on the list of Hollywood Power Couples. I’ve loved Brie since her Community days, and Franco has been …
Movie Review: You People
I think I might have seriously underestimated 1967’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner. In that movie, a white woman brings home Sidney Poitier to her …
Movie Review: Rosaline
“The fair Rosaline whom thou so loves.” Before even a whisper of Juliet, Romeo had a thing for Rosaline, another fair maiden of the Capulet …
Movie Review: Lady Chatterly’s Lover
Finally! Poor Emma Corrin just wants what everyone wants: a passionate sexually fulfilling relationship. Lord knows the poor girl has tried: Princess Diana left her …
Movie Review: Falling for Christmas
Before the horrible family drama, there was a time where Lindsay Lohan in your movie meant something special. I mean, come on, she pulled off …
Movie Review: Ticket to Paradise
Sometimes making a movie can be really simple. Put some A-listers in a gorgeous vacation getaway, and just let them make an hour and a …
Movie Review: Bros
The saddest development of the last 10 years is watching studio comedies slowly fall by the wayside. One of the reasons I got into movie …
Movie Review: Anything’s Possible
Love, Simon was a breakthrough for the LGBT community. It proved that studio backed LGBT teen romcoms could make money (it was profitable), and there …