To Dust presents a new genre: The Jewish, mystical, dark, buddy comedy
‘To Dust’ sure isn’t for most people, and maybe not for me either… continue reading
★★
Happy Death Day 2U repeats the first film with a new twist
The film used a lot of scenes from the first movie, but it managed to feel new… continue reading
Alita: Battle Angel is visually spectacular
But unless you’re a fan of the source, the rest may leave you cold… continue reading
Untogether hits surprisingly affecting notes in a crowded indie world
‘Untogether’ came out of nowhere, and it’s pretty decent… continue reading
Who Killed Cock Robin is a thriller slickly done with a bit too heavily done twists
‘Who Killed Cock Robin’ darkly twists and turns… continue reading
The Kid Who Would Be King adds a new twist to the legend of Excalibur
Joe Cornish, who previously directed ‘Attack the Block’, adds his own flair to the classic story of King Arthur… continue reading
Miss Bala feels all too familiar
Gina Rodriquez was easily the best thing about this movie… continue reading
St. Bernard Syndicate :: Awkward Scandinavians misunderstanding China
Quasi-mockumentary ‘The Saint Bernard Syndicate’ is uniquely foreign and therefore of little interest to most… continue reading
Johnny English Strikes Again is perfect for comedy lovers
Johnny English Strikes Again is loaded with special features… continue reading
Glass may test your patience
The ‘final’ chapter of M. Night Shyamalan’s superhero trilogy may be the most divisive film of 2019, and it’s only January… continue reading
Cranston and Hart have perfect chemistry in The Upside
‘The Intouchables’ succeeds more at being emotional and the main leads have great chemistry, but ‘The Upside’ still managed to put a smile on my face… continue reading
Escape Room Review :: 2019’s first film is a puzzle that has not yet been completed
‘Escape Room’ wanted to focus on setting up a sequel rather than giving the viewers answers they deserved… continue reading
Steve Carell gives a touching performance in Welcome to Marwen
The true story of Mark Hogancamp is a touching tale of how art can heal someone… continue reading
Second Act is one of the more aggressively average movies of the year
‘Second Act’ hits almost all the beats you’d expect with one thing that makes it something a bit more… continue reading
Green Book feels a bit familiar
‘Green Book’ is entertaining, but is it Best Picture material?… continue reading