Review

A MOST VIOLENT YEAR – The Review
Tom Stockman | January 29, 2015
Despite its title, A MOST VIOLENT YEAR is not about St. Louis in 2015 but about New York City...
STILL ALICE – The Review
Tom Stockman | January 29, 2015
Everyone agrees that Julianne Moore is an Oscar shoe-in for her work as a woman diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in...
MOMMY (2014) – The Review
Jim Batts | January 29, 2015
Over the years film goers have been treated to movies touting the joys of parenthood such as PENNY SERENADE,...
BLACK SEA – The Review
Movie Geeks | January 29, 2015
Review by Kathy Kaiser Gone is the suave and debonair Dr. Watson persona we have come to love and...
THE BOY NEXT DOOR – The Review
Tom Stockman | January 23, 2015
The unusually stupid THE BOY NEXT DOOR is a ‘bunnyboiler’, a FATAL ATTRACTION-inspired thriller that teaches a valuable lesson...
IT’S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD – Criterion Review
Sam Moffitt | January 22, 2015
Cast Captain T. G. Culpeper Spencer Tracy J. Russell Finch Milton Berle Melville Crump Sid Caesar Benjy Benjamin Buddy...
PIZZA AND BULLETS – The Review
Movie Geeks | January 18, 2015
Review by Kathy Kaiser Writer & Director Nick Murphy has managed to bring to life the most enjoyable short-film...
BLACKHAT – The Review
Michael Haffner | January 16, 2015
Even just an average Michael Mann film is still a Michael Mann film – which isn’t a bad thing...
PADDINGTON – The Review
Travis Keune | January 15, 2015
Just what we need, another cute kids’ movie about a lovable, talking animal. Children can’t seem to get enough...
THE WEDDING RINGER – The Review
Jim Batts | January 15, 2015
Hey film fans, are you ready for the first odd coupling “bro-mance” of 2015? Well, you’d better be, cause...
AMERICAN SNIPER – The Review
Tom Stockman | January 15, 2015
Most combat troops want to get it over with and go home, but Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, who had...
MR. TURNER – The Review
Michael Haffner | January 15, 2015
Mike Leigh’s meticulous look into the life of late 18th and 19th century painter J.M.W. Turner seems like an...
SELMA – The Review
Michael Haffner | January 9, 2015
Compared to everything Martin Luther King Jr. achieved during his lifetime, SELMA showcases but a fraction of his...
TAKEN 3 – The Review
Jim Batts | January 9, 2015
I can just see Key and Peele as the two valets screaming “Liam Neesons” as TAKEN 3 goes up...
INHERENT VICE – The Review
Jim Batts | January 8, 2015
Paul Thomas Anderson returns to the swingin’ 1970’s once more. Nearly eighteen years (zoinks!) after the saga of Dirk...
THE IMITATION GAME – The Review
Jim Batts | December 25, 2014
World War II true stories have proven to be an almost endless fodder for acclaimed films. They’re stories of...
INTO THE WOODS – The Review
Michael Haffner | December 24, 2014
Once upon a time, in a far off land called San Diego in the year 1986, a composer by...
THE GAMBLER – The Review
Tom Stockman | December 24, 2014
At year’s end and with little fanfare comes one of the very best movies of 2014. Rupert Wyatt’s spellbinding THE...