Movie Review: Journey to Bethlehem
Every year in the glut of Christmas movies that make it to screens big and small, there’s usually 1 or 2 that will stand out. …
Antonio Banderas
Movie Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Harrison Ford didn’t need to do Dial of Destiny. He’s already a legend. But it certainly sounds like of all the characters he’s played he …
Movie Review: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
It’s pretty easy to grow bored of all franchises. Many get set in their ways, and feed audiences the same story, over and over again, …
Movie Review: Official Competition
Even though I enjoy the hell out of a great, Oscar worthy film, I would be much happier if I didn’t have to hear the …
Movie Review: The Laundromat
I guess Steven Soderbergh’s retirement was contingent on Netflix not being a thing. The Laundromat finds the director engaged with the movie process again, telling …
Movie Review: Pain & Glory
Poor Pedro Almodovar. He’s clearly working his way through something bad in his life. You know how I know? Penelope Cruz is in this movie, …
Filmstruck’s Final Days: Part 2
Part 1 can be found here. In Part 1, I explored the films that maybe haven’t aged as gracefully as other films from the past. …
Movie Review: The Expendables 3
The old action heroes get a little bit older in Expendables 3. Sly Stallone clearly loves an 80s macho shoot em up, and here he …
Movie Review: Ruby Sparks
Distributed by the same company that created (500) Days of Summer, Ruby Sparks contains many similarities to the 2009 hit. The leads are indie darlings. …