Movie Review: Radical
Every generation needs one of these. The 1980s didn’t start this movement, but it did master it with classics like Stand & Deliver and Dead …
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Movie Review: Sundown
Poor Tim Roth. One of our great character actors, Roth makes almost every movie he is in better. So it’s about time he got his …
Movie Review: Cry Macho
Only Betty White has more energy than Clint Eastwood. Still bucking those broncos at 91, Eastwood just keeps churning out film after film after film. …
Movie Review: I Carry You With Me
When people hear the phrase “illegal immigration” most people laser in on the “illegal” part. That word elicits connotations of evil robbers and terrifying criminals …
Movie Review: Desperados
Nasim Pedrad, Anna Camp, and Sarah Burns are important contributors of some of the funnier moments of the last 20 years of comedy. It’s a …
Movie Review: I’m No Longer Here
Most stories about the immigrant experience are these sorta sad, but ultimately hopeful affairs. There’s one big reason for that though: usually the immigrant has …
Movie Review: Terminator: Dark Fate
Expectations are very high for Terminator: Dark Fate. James Cameron is back, and along for the ride is badass Sarah Conner herself, Linda Hamilton. Cameron …
Movie Review: Miss Bala
February has become the go to destination for people trying to become action superstars, thanks to Liam Neeson. Each year someone new gives it a …
Movie Review: Roma
I wish more people would learn who Alfonso Cuaron is. The writer/director is as talented as any director working today, and as flexible. Genre doesn’t …
Movie Review: Sicario: Day of the Soldado
Sicario: Day of the Soldado is probably the start of a franchise, but is closer to the 2nd Matrix and Pirates of the Caribbean movies …