Category: Reviews
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How to Make a Killing Review
When it comes to Powell’s performance, How to Make a Killing gets its money’s worth. Read More >
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Roofman Review
Roofman is also a surprisingly thoughtful film about a man who does the wrong things, not always for the right reasons. Read More >
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Amsterdam Review
Amsterdam wants to be a murder mystery, a conspiracy caper, a buddy comedy, a war picture, an alternate history movie, and a commentary on political corruption. While its ambition is admirable, the execution isn’t especially fresh or fun. Read More >
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Zola Review
Capturing the tweet thread’s spirit, Zola is bonkers, enthralling, and not overly long. Read More >
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Review
Even with all the celebrity cameos and Manson family members, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood never forgets that it’s a buddy picture. Read More >
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Review
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri may not be as rewatchable as McDonagh’s previous two films, but it is his most mature, timely, and important picture to date. Read More >
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Logan Lucky Review
Logan Lucky is about a group of criminals that seem dumb on the surface, but turn out to be smarter than they appear. Likewise, the film itself is much smarter than the ads might have you think. Read More >
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Chi-Raq Review
Though it’s Greek mythology that lays the foundations for this narrative to thrive off, there is something distinctly Shakespearian about Chi-Raq. Read More >
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The Legend of Barney Thomson – Review
“At its core, The Legend of Barney Thomson is a deeply sad, poignant film, with an empathetic protagonist.” Read More >
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