All posts tagged "Comedy"
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I, TONYA – Review
Time to start up this new year of cinema with what will probably be the first of many...
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LADY BIRD – Review
Just a few weeks since SUBURBICON arrived at the multiplex (and just as it heads to the...
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SLIFF 2017 Review – SLACK BAY
SLACK BAY screens as part of the 26th Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival on Saturday,...
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DADDY’S HOME 2 – Review
The holiday movie season is in full swing this weekend with a yuletime-set sequel to a recent...
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SLIFF 2017 Review- BERNARD AND HUEY
BERNARD AND HUEY screens as part of the 26th Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival on...
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SLIFF 2017 Review – THE HIPPOPOTAMUS
THE HIPPOPOTAMUS screens as part of the 26th Annual Whitaker St. Louis International Film Festival on Sunday,...
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A BAD MOMS CHRISTMAS – Review
Okay, have you added your jack-o-latern to the compost heap and packed away all the cardboard witches, black...
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VICTORIA AND ABDUL – Review
Director Stephen Frears’ funny, charming VICTORIA AND ABDUL was inspired by a real event late in the life...
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BRAD’S STATUS – Review
With awards season approaching it’s time to get serious at the multiplex, at least for some actors that...
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THE WILDE WEDDING – Review
With the big end of the year holidays still a couple of weeks away, what kind of...
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HOME AGAIN (2017) – Review
Okay, Summer’s pretty much done, one for the books (and if we’re talking the”balance book” or financial...
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I DO…UNTIL I DON’T – Review
June (the big wedding month) is soooo three months ago, and February (home of THAT holiday) is...
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THE TRIP TO SPAIN – Review
Hmmm, just a few more days until the last Summer holiday, so there’s still time for a...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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THE LITTLE HOURS – Review
Writer/director Jeff Baena draws on Giovanni Boccaccio’s 14th THE DECAMERON for THE LITTLE HOURS, a bawdy, absurd comedy...
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DESPICABLE ME 3 – Review
So the CARS crew has barely finished a third lap and now another animated franchise is about...
