Review
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DARK PHOENIX – Review
Finally caught your breath from the epic superhero showdown from six weeks ago? Well, you’d better be since another...
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ALL IS TRUE – Review
Kenneth Branagh returns to William Shakespeare but this time it is not one of Shakespeare’s works but the Bard...
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GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS – Review
Who are the real monsters? The humans or the creatures that terrorize them. It’s a classic monster movie theme...
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THE SOUVENIR – Review
Many women, early in their romantic lives, have an experience with a “bad boy,” a charming rogue who just...
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ROCKETMAN (2019) – Review
Hey hard-rockin’ film fans, better hope the sound system at your local multiplex goes well past eleven because it’s...
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MA – Review
A Cult Classic is born! And I don’t use that term loosely. I’ve been emceeing the midnight shows here...
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BOOKSMART – Review
You don’t have to be a genius to get through high school and into a great college. There’s not...
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PHOTOGRAPH – Review
In director Ritesh Batra’s previous hit film THE LUNCHBOX, two strangers become linked by chance events involving an inanimate...
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THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM – Review
Here’s a sweet little flick all about a couple who decide (well, nudged, as you’ll see) to follow their...
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ALADDIN (2019)
So here’s the thing with remakes and reboots – you go in thinking that it will either be completely...
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JOHN WICK: CHAPTER – PARABELLUM – Review
Let’s be frank: the real point of any John Wick movie is the high body count. And the fight...
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WHITE CROW – Review
A “white crow” is a Russian idiom meaning a misfit, an oddball, someone who does not fit the mold...
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HAIL SATAN? – Review
“We’re not what you think we are,” says a spokesman for the Satanic Temple near the start of the...
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THE SUN IS ALSO A STAR – Review
Ah, the Spring (don’t let the 90s temps fool ya’, it’s not technically Summer for a few more weeks),...
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TRIAL BY FIRE (2018) – Review
Yes, we know that Summer arrived at the multiplex three weeks ago with a certain superhero blockbuster, and the...
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A DOGS JOURNEY – Review
The first A DOG’S PURPOSE was a gooey, family-friendly tear-jerker, but this 50-something dog-lover fell right into its heartfelt...
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RED JOAN – Review
Judi Dench plays a widowed retired librarian living a quiet suburban life who is suddenly arrested for spying in...
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TOLKIEN – Review
One thing you learn early on in TOLKIEN is that it is pronounced “Tol-keen,” contrary to the way many...
