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 …
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Movie Review: Nocturnal Animals
Nocturnal Animals is your 2 story merger. One story is great. The other is mediocre. Fortunately, the good story takes the majority of the running …
Movie Review: Hell or High Water
Hell or High Water puts the Western through the 2008 financial crisis ringer. Turns out the combination creates a potent story set in a desolate …
Movie Review: Midnight Special
The best mark of a good director is consistency. Any director an get lucky once (you heard me, Zack Snyder), but if your product is …
Movie Review: Everybody Wants Some!!
Lately, everything Richard Linklater touches is gold. His Austin film festivals have helped make South By Southwest (SXSW) one of the best festivals around. His …
Movie Review: American Sniper
Clint Eastwood is back…sort of. His American Sniper is a gripping study of a modern military man, Chris Kyle, in action in our modern military. But …
Movie Review: The Guest
The Guest is destined for cult status. Led by a stellar creepy performance from Dan Stevens, The Guest is a Horror flick that pushes the …
Movie Review: Transformers: Age of Extinction
With the approach of July 4th, Transformers: Age of Extinction makes sure to include an American Flag in almost every scene of the movie. At …
Movie Review: Dallas Buyers Club
Alright alright alright. Dallas Buyers Club posits Ron Woodroof (Matthew McConaughey) as an Oskar Schindler type for AIDS patients and homosexuals against the FDA. That …
Movie Review: Bernie
Bernie is a delicious reminder of how much writer/director Richard Linklater can elevate a film. Jack Black has a tendency to ratchet up his enthusiasm …