Review
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WIND RIVER – Review
Review by Stephen Tronicek Taylor Sheridan’s WIND RIVER feels wrong. It feels like something is rotting at the center...
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THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD – Review
Ah, it’s almost that quiet (well quieter) time at the old multiplex, as Summer mayhem winds down and...
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LOGAN LUCKY – Review
With Steven Soderbergh in the director’s seat, LOGAN LUCKY is a smart heist film with plenty of laughs and...
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STEP – Review
The inspirational documentary STEP follows a girls’ step dance team at a Baltimore charter high school, both in their...
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THE NUT JOB 2: NUTTY BY NATURE – Review
THE NUT JOB 2: NUTTY BY NATURE brings back the characters of the 2014 animated film THE NUT JOB...
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THE GLASS CASTLE – Review
With just a few weeks left in the big Summer season, Hollywood hopes to get a slight jump...
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ANNABELLE: CREATION – Review
One of Andrew Wyeth’s most famous paintings is “Christina’s World.” It depicts a woman immobilized, lying on a grassy...
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WHOSE STREETS? – Review
This weekend sees the national debut of a documentary that addresses a topic still very much in the...
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BRIGSBY BEAR – Review
BRIGSBY BEAR is a cute one-joke comedy without the cuteness. It’s weird, odd, and everything the trailers might lead...
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THE DARK TOWER – Review
THE DARK TOWER attempts to condense Stephen King’s wide-ranging epic book series of good versus evil into a two-hour...
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DETROIT – Review
In DETROIT, director Kathryn Bigelow spotlights the civil unrest that shook Detroit in the summer of 1967, and particularly...
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CITY OF GHOSTS (2017) – Review
In March 2014, the military group calling itself the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, took over the northern...
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LANDLINE (2017) – Review
It’s nostalgia time at the ole’ multiplex once again. So, is it a tender coming of age story...
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AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER – Review
As the Summer slowly dissolves into Fall, film goers have been regularly bombarded, on an almost weekly basis,...
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THE GRACEFIELD INCIDENT – Review
Review by Stephen Tronicek Filmmaking is about manipulating the audience’s view on a story through pictures, and that’s...
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THE MIDWIFE – Review
Two great Catherines – Deneuve and Frot – star in THE MIDWIFE, a thoughtful French-language tale of family, childhood...
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ATOMIC BLONDE – Review
Yes, no doubt about it: Charlize Theron as a cool, efficient spy in ATOMIC BLONDE makes James Bond look...
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LADY MACBETH – Review
Director William Oldroyd’s LADY MACBETH is not Shakespeare but it is certainly Shakespearean in its bloody mix of murder...
