Movie Review: Private Life
Movies about first world problems are always tough to review. It’s clear to the filmmaker that the trials and tribulations their characters went through are …
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Movie Review: A Star Is Born (2018)
Of all the anticipated films of 2018, A Star Is Born probably has the most wide range of possible outcomes. I equally thought the Bradley …
Movie Review: The Package
There’s something to be said for completely sticking to your premise. Locke is the best example of this: it’s just Tom Hardy in a car …
Movie Review: Searching
A few years ago, a movie called Unfriended came out. Telling a horror story entirely through internet browsers, skype calls, and other cameras, it became …
Movie Review: The After Party
The After Party is like Owen aka O aka Seizure Boy’s manager Jeff. Jeff means well, and wants to do right by his friend. However, …
Movie Review: The Wife
The Wife is apparently a warning to all those potential Nobel Prize winners. If you end up winning the grand prize, your life’s work may …
Movie Review: Juliet, Naked
A common refrain is that the sign of a great actor is one that makes a good movie great. Respectfully, I disagree. A sign of …
Movie Review: The Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Pie Society
Haven’t heard of Guernsey? It’s a very tiny island in between England and France in the English Channel. It’s also the answer to the question: …
Movie Review: Almost Famous
Cameron Crowe has NOT had a good go of it since Almost Famous, his greatest film. I mean, no one’s clamoring for an Aloha 2, …
Movie Review: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
For all you high schoolers dying to see a piece of yourself on TV or in a movie, just wait a hot minute. Netflix clearly …