Category: Reviews
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The Death of Robin Hood Review
The Death of Robin Hood wisely doesn’t show us the titular character’s past in flashbacks, leaving it somewhat vague. Read More >
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One Battle After Another Review
One Battle After Another is a wickedly funny, insanely thrilling ride that, at two hours and forty minutes, never has a dull moment. Read More >
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The Amateur Review
While The Amateur could’ve benefitted from a shorter runtime, Malek holds the film together whenever our interest begins to waver. Read More >
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A Working Man Review
If you need your Taken, Equalizer, or Rambo fix, A Working Man is a serviceable action thriller that gets the job done. Read More >
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Black Bag Review
It might not rank among Soderbergh’s best, but Black Bag is a fun, steamy good time with plenty of twists and turns. Read More >
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The Northman Review
One might think that The Northman is Eggers’ answer to Hamlet, but his inspiration runs even deeper than Shakespeare. Read More >
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The Card Counter Review
The Card Counter is richly atmospheric and intense without ever showing its hand. Read More >
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Deepwater Horizon – Review (Toronto International Film Festival)
Big, noisy Hollywood disaster films have a tendency to drone on with CGI heavy montages of destruction, inaudible dialogue and a narrative we’ve seen a hundred times before. Even more so if you already know the outcome of the story. However, it’s possible for a film to hit a nerve with a harrowing display of… Read More >
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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi – Review
Lacking in that human, rawness that the story demands. Read More >
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Sicario – Review
“Sicario is engrossing cinema that will have you on the edge of your seat throughout, with some unbearably, and exhilaratingly suspenseful sequences”… Read More >
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