Movie Review: Justice League: The Snyder Cut
Greta Gerwig nailed it in Little Women. There’s a relationship between art and business. Tip too far in either direction and the result is usually …
2.5 Star Reviews
Movie Review: Ammonite
Bridgerton aside, Ammonite is proof that the British do NOT do romance as well as the French. Celine Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire …
Movie Review: Yes Day
Yes Day is a good reminder that not every kids movie has to be Pixar level allegorical tales studying the depths of human emotion. Sometimes …
Movie Review: Malcolm & Marie
You got me Sam Levinson! Your gorgeous trailer for Malcolm & Marie promised an exquisite experience from all angles, and I was ready to be …
Movie Review: The Little Things
I’ve said this before, but the sign of a great actor is not that you can be amazing in an amazing movie. That’s encouraged yes, …
Movie Review: Safety
Disney has tweaked their sports formula a few times over their run. Remember the Titans tied the story to some larger tale of race relations …
Movie Review: Love, Guaranteed
I still don’t think there’s a perfect movie about the world of modern online dating yet. We’ve gotten some good TV shows about the subject …
Movie Review: The Willoughbys
Roald Dahl. Tim Burton. Wes Anderson. The talented artists like these gentlemen are wavelength artists. What the hell does that mean? Well, basically, there’s no …
Movie Review: The Lovebirds
To say I was excited to see a comedy involving Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani is an understatement. Two of the funniest, charming people on …
Movie Review: Twilight
In my years of watching movies, there are a few rules I’ve learned to go by. One such rule is that a great screenplay can …