Movie Review: Mute
Duncan Jones had been an interesting filmmaker to me, and not just because David Bowie (RIP) is his dad. Since he burst onto the scene …
2 Star Reviews
Movie Review: When We First Met
Ah, the time travel rom com. 15+ movies and counting. The concept of time and romantic connection has long since been studied and run into …
Movie Review: The 15:17 to Paris
I’m happy that the heroic story of Spencer Stone, Anthony Sadler, and Alek Skarlatos will be immortalized on film. I remember when this story came …
Movie Review: Justice League
Justice League is the epitome of a studio movie. It’s all hollow shell, no heart, but perfectly meh. I loved all these superheroes so much …
Movie Review: Free Fire
Free Fire bummed me out. A movie with a pretty sterling pedigree of director, writer, and actors with a classy, fun premise feels like a …
Movie Review: The Case for Christ
The Case for Christ is God’s Not Dead during the Reagan Era. Adapting the Lee Strobel book into a feature film, Pure Flix uses their …
Movie Review: The BFG
Steven Spielberg’s name incites expected greatness. The man has produced so many amazing films in so many genres that any time he’s involved, we expect …
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 …
Movie Review: X-Men: Apocalypse
X-Men: Apocalypse suffers from “2016 superhero syndrome.” This disease is a result of the glut of superpowered films on the docket each year. To truly …
Movie Review: Gods of Egypt
Gods of Egypt will forever be a “turn off your brain” staple on cable or on demand. This movie is stupid, explosiony, lazy fluff. The …