Category: Reviews
-
The Survivalist – Review
This minimalist, intense and uncomfortable piece of cinema is immensely subtle and nuanced. Read More >
Written by
-
Hail, Caesar! – Review
If you’re a fan of 1950’s cinema, you’ll likely find something to enjoy in Hail, Caesar! Read More >
Written by
-
As You Are – Review
On one hand, As You Are is a movie about finding acceptance. On the other hand, it’s more about the importance of communication. Read More >
Written by
-
Spa Night – Review
Spa Night admittedly lags at times and ends on a somewhat abrupt note. On the whole, however, this is an emotionally absorbing film with no shortage of engaging character drama. Read More >
Written by
-
A Bigger Splash – Review
A Bigger Splash has a certain Hitchcockian way about it: wickedly sensual and enrapturing, while devilishly dark and suspenseful in parts… Read More >
Written by
-
The Finest Hours – Review
If you’re in the right mindset for a disaster/rescue picture, The Finest Hours will efficiently get the job done. Read More >
Written by
-
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi – Review
Lacking in that human, rawness that the story demands. Read More >
Written by
-
The 33 – Review
Riggen’s production falls short for being so overtly cinematic and melodramatic in its execution. Read More >
Written by
-
Youth – Review
Youth may not be on the same level as The Great Beauty, but it’s a bar that had been set awfully, and almost unfairly, high. Read More >
Written by
-
Durant’s Never Closes – Review
Sitting down to watch Durant’s Never Closes, chances are nobody in the theater will have any idea who Jack Durant even is. The more time we spend with the title character of Travis Mills’ film, though, the more we want to soak him up like a sponge. Read More >
Written by
