Movie Review: Inside Out
Inside Out will be shown in COLLEGE psychology classes for decades. To remedy Pixar’s recent downturn, the creative team summoned their favorite doctor: Pete Docter, …
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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 …
Movie Review: Room
Room affirms life, if you let it affect you. Despite the appearance of bleak subject matter (probably SPOILERS AHEAD), the movie digs deep to discover …
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: Sicario
Sicarios are Latin American Hitmen. After the title card gets that out of the way, Director Dennis Villeneuve takes us down a desolate, tense, morally …
Movie Review: Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation
You know, Tom Cruise, you don’t need to jump out of a plane for us to like you. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation puts its …
Movie Review: Creed
I had reached acceptance in the depression stages when it came to the end of Rocky Balboa. The franchise ended in a relatively good place, and …
Movie Review: The Martian
Yay, science! The Martian, much like Gravity, celebrates the collaboration of humanity and technology to accomplish great things. In an age of scientific neglect, The …
Movie Review: Chi-Raq
Spike Lee is NOT subtle. Ever since that one hot Brooklyn summer day, the man pulls no punches with his messages, and Chi-Raq is no exception. …
Movie Review: Crimson Peak
I’ll say this for Guillermo Del Toro, his movies always look super interesting. My most frustrating director artfully draws me into each of his movies …