Movie Review: Carol
Carol is grade A Oscar bait. Morally conflicted young lesbian meets older lesbian in the 1950s to discover herself despite societal judgment? You can practically see …
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Movie Review: The Walk
Philippe Petit is a fascinating man. He’s the French tightroper who walked in between the World Trade Center towers in 1974. Petit’s life is already …
Movie Review: Trainwreck
Judd Apatow and Amy Schumer on paper seems like a match made in heaven. Apatow has produced some of the funniest films of the last …
Movie Review: Run All Night
What better St. Patrick’s Day present than watching an Irish badass with a drinking problem navigate the mob underworld? Run All Night is another worthy …
Movie Review: Still Alice
Alzheimer’s, in my opinion, is the worst disease imaginable. The person you once knew ceases to exist, slowly becoming a dependent shell of a human …
Movie Review: A Most Violent Year
JC Chandor’s movies are spins on really long covered movie ideas. Margin Call tells the financial crisis from the good hearted underling perspective. All Is …
Movie Review: Annie
Annie is a beloved musical with timeless songs. 2014 Annie wants to be a modern remake of a classic but will just end up a …
Movie Review: Top Five
Chris Rock is one of the most clever comedians on the planet. His stand up specials are among the all time greats, displaying a fascinating …
Movie Review: Birdman
Michael Keaton is a washed up star of a megafranchise trying to relaunch his career. Riggan Thompson, the star of Birdman (a superhero franchise), is …
Movie Review: St. Vincent
Bill Murray never quite gets his due from audiences unless he’s in a comedy. That hasn’t stopped Murray from being great in a number of …