Category: Reviews
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The Angry Birds Movie – Review
As The Angry Birds Movie forcefully mimics the purpose of the original app it is based upon, in the most contrived way imaginable, things head steadily downhill. Read More >
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Bad Neighbours 2 – Review
Bad Neighbours 2 represents a film seldom seen in contemporary cinema: a triumphant comedy sequel. Read More >
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Florence Foster Jenkins – Review
Just like one of Florence Foster Jenkins’ performances, there is a deep, profound sense of sadness to this piece, which compliments the laughter. Read More >
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Mother’s Day – Review
Mother’s Day is bland, bloated, predictable, forgettable, stupid, offensive, and entirely unnecessary. In short, just stay home and watch Love Actually. Read More >
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Special Correspondents – Review
‘Netflix will see the return of the auteur,’ Ricky Gervais declared at a Netflix press event earlier this month, ‘because you will make the movie that you wanted.’ The British comedian has demonstrably proven that he’s kept off the beaten path for the duration of his career so far, instead making his claim to success with… Read More >
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Elvis & Nixon – Review
The meeting that occurred between Elvis Presley and President Richard Nixon in 1970 was a fairly insignificant event in US history. Since Presley and Nixon were such fascinating individuals, though, even the most minor aspects of their lives are still pretty interesting to hear about. That’s probably the best way to describe Elvis & Nixon. Read More >
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April and the Extraordinary World – Review
Full of eye-popping images, charming personalities, and unparalleled atmosphere, the good folks at GKIDS have uncovered another treasure with April and the Extraordinary World. Read More >
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Everybody Wants Some!! – Review
Everybody Wants Some!! is light on plot, but heavy on character, atmosphere, and wisdom. Read More >
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The Boss – Review
The Boss is another hit-and-miss comedy from McCarthy and Falcone. While McCarthy’s comedic gift does salvage a good portion of the film, the misses are admittedly hard to forgive. Read More >
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