Category: Reviews
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Their Finest Review
Their Finest has a fair deal in common with MASH, both the movie and the show. Read More >
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Fifty Shades Darker Review
Where the first film was just stupid, Fifty Shades Darker is flat-out manipulative, mean-spirited, and – most offensive of all – dull. Read More >
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The Space Between Us Review
Despite having an interesting premise, The Space Between Us feels rushed, half-baked, and overly romanticized. Read More >
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Passengers Review
Unfortunately, even with two of the most likable stars on the planet, Passengers is a disappointment. Read More >
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Allied Review
Allied is all style over substance, so overtly cinematic and affectionate towards classic Hollywood, that it appears at times like a pastiche when that is most definitely not the desired effect. Read More >
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Rules Don’t Apply Review
While not without its drawbacks, Rules Don’t Apply is still thoroughly entertaining with a sensational central performance from Beatty. Read More >
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Hacksaw Ridge Review
Much like Nate Parker’s The Birth of a Nation, Hacksaw Ridge is a great movie from a controversial man. Read More >
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A United Kingdom – Review (London Film Festival)
The filmmaking choices throughout A United Kingdom follow a rather simplistic, undercooked and far too often, by-the-numbers approach. Read More >
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Captain Fantastic – Review
Matt Ross triumphs in remaining impartial throughout Captain Fantastic, never pointing the finger or ridiculing anybody for their lifestyle choices. Read More >
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The Light Between Oceans – Review
If you wish Guiding Light were still on the air, The Light Between Oceans just might fill the void in your heart. Read More >
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