Review
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THE IMITATION GAME – The Review
World War II true stories have proven to be an almost endless fodder for acclaimed films. They’re stories of...
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INTO THE WOODS – The Review
Once upon a time, in a far off land called San Diego in the year 1986, a composer by...
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THE GAMBLER – The Review
At year’s end and with little fanfare comes one of the very best movies of 2014. Rupert Wyatt’s spellbinding THE...
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BIG EYES – The Review
Director Tim Burton has stepped away from fantasy, Johnny Depp, and Helena Bonham Carter for the first time in...
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UNBROKEN – The Review
Review by Dana Jung The story of Louis Zamperini is perhaps unknown to modern audiences, but has been well...
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NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: SECRET OF THE TOMB – The Review
In opposition to TV’s “Schoolhouse Rock” classic tune, for movies three is not always the magic number. It’s true...
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FOXCATCHER – The Review
High hopes were had but the award for biggest disappointment of 2014 goes to….FOXCATCHER. I like the trio of...
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ANNIE – The Review
Review by Kathy Kaiser Director Will Glueck takes a classic 1982 film and brings it into the 21st century...
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THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES – The Review
And so another holiday tradition comes to a close. Thirteen years ago (naw, can’t be!), Peter Jackson delivered the...
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THE BABADOOK – The Review
Originally reviewed at Fantastic Fest 2014. On the surface, THE BABADOOK is about a mysterious children’s book character that...
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FORCE MAJEURE – The Review
Think that only American families go on disastrous vacations? Well this new film from Sweden certainly disputes that notion....
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TOP FIVE – The Review
When a big milestone approaches it’s common for most of us to look back and reflect on our lives...
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WILD – The Review
Poor Cheryl Strayed. With the end of her marriage, the death of her mother and after years of reckless,...
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EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS – The Review
The story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt is a powerful and iconic story that people of...
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THE COLOR OF TIME – The Review
There is poetry in all things, if we only know where to look. The poet’s job is to notice...
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LATE PHASES – The Review
The idea of spending the last years of your life alone doesn’t seem appealing to most people. Such is...
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THE HOMESMAN – The Review
As that classic media intro says, “return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear”, for this new...
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HORRIBLE BOSSES 2 – The Review
After just a dozen days we’re back in comedy sequel land! Mid November saw the return of Harry and...
