Movie Review: Independence Day: Resurgence
The first Independence Day is one of the greatest jingoistic, American, ra-ra movies of all time. It will also contain the greatest speech by a …
Sci-Fi
Movie Review: The Lobster
The Lobster asks the nearly unanswerable question: How do you know if you’re in love? Using a very weird and dark premise, The Lobster tells …
Movie Review: Midnight Special
The best mark of a good director is consistency. Any director an get lucky once (you heard me, Zack Snyder), but if your product is …
Movie Review: Allegiant – Part 1
Allegiant will get my worst word to describe it: indifference. The movie so screwed up its logic, mythology, and character development that anything that happens …
Movie Review: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Star Wars : The Force Awakens comes in with more hype than The Dark Knight Rises, and that’s saying something. But once John Williams score starts, …
Movie Review: The Martian
Yay, science! The Martian, much like Gravity, celebrates the collaboration of humanity and technology to accomplish great things. In an age of scientific neglect, The …
Movie Review: Jurassic World
Dinosaurs tap into that part of your child that never left. They trigger giddy guttural reactions with each T-Rex, raptor, or now, Indominus Rex that shows …
Movie Review: Mad Max: Fury Road
Mad Max: Fury Road feels like a dare for a director. Try to make a 2 hour car chase film with downtime under 10 minutes, …
Movie Review: Ex Machina
Artificial Intelligence is insanely fun for moviemakers to study, and actors to attempt. Playing a not-quite person imitating humanity and studying societal implications is too …
Movie Review: Insurgent
The biggest critics of Divergent, the prequel to Insurgent, accused the movie of being Hunger Games lite. I can’t disagree with them: most of Tris’s …