Category: Reviews
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Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere Review
Even if it doesn’t reach the heights of A Complete Unknown, Deliver Me from Nowhere is a thoughtful examination of a crucial turning point in Springsteen’s career and mental state. 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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Kiss of the Spider Woman Review
Kiss of the Spider Woman really wants to be Chicago. Read More >
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The Smashing Machine Review
In The Smashing Machine, Johnson takes the hits and grows from them. Read More >
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Anemone Review
Anemone is slow and not always the most rewarding film. Still, as a showcase for Ronan’s visual eye and Daniel’s unparalleled skills as a performer, something worthwhile ultimately blooms. 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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Splitsville Review
Where The Climb was more about friendship, Splitsville is about relationships in general with a funny foursome at the center. Read More >
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Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale Review
Succession seems to be the overarching theme of Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale. Read More >
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The Roses Review
In an era of so many shot-for-shot, nostalgia-bait remakes, The Roses refreshing tries to stand on its own. Read More >
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Sorry, Baby Review
Humor is a coping mechanism. Eva Victor brings a surprising amount to Sorry, Baby, an honest and heartbreaking story about someone learning to live with the worst thing they ever endured. Read More >
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