Tag: Comedy
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Flora and Son Review
Flora and Son is another film from Carney that demonstrates how music breaks down barriers… even when two people live on opposite ends of the world. Read More >
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Dumb Money Review
Some will describe Dumb Money as a companion piece to The Big Short. Craig Gillespie’s film is just as much The Anti Big Short, however. Read More >
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Strays Review
In addition to being an effective comedy about animals, friendship, and vengeance, Strays works as a breakup movie. Read More >
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem Review
Time will only tell where this version goes, but Mutant Mayhem is an exceptional launching point. Read More >
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Haunted Mansion Review
While the comedy isn’t on par with the chilling production values, Haunted Mansion catches viewers off guard with its meditation on grief. Read More >
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Barbie Review
Some will describe Barbie as a feminist movie, which it is. However, Greta Gerwig’s film is even more about identity and the human condition. Read More >
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Joy Ride Review
About 90% of Joy Ride is nonstop laughter. The other 10% is surprisingly poignant. Read More >
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Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken Review
Ruby Gillman is another visual delight with vibrant colors and an abundance of energy that doesn’t go to waste. Read More >
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No Hard Feelings Review
No Hard Feelings reminds us that a comedy can be problematic and funny. Actually, they often intersect. Read More >
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Asteroid City Review
It’s hard not to admire Asteroid City for its ambition, even if the ingredients don’t always mesh. Read More >
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