Unicorn Store fails to deliver magic
The whole movie just seems to big one big metaphor for the difficulty of letting go of your childhood and entering adulthood… continue reading
Comedy
The Perfect Date isn’t perfect, but it is still a lot of fun
I wasn’t expecting much from the film going into it, but I found it to be heartwarming and the characters to be likable… continue reading
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
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
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
Holmes & Watson is a career-low for Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly
Two detectives uncover a seriously unfunny movie… 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
The Favourite is a delightfully dark comedy that lets its stars shine
‘The Favourite’ isn’t nearly as weird as I’d feared, and it’s a decent historical piece too… continue reading
Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween doesn’t bring the scares… or the fun
‘Goosebumps 2’ just felt dull… continue reading
A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a fun adaptation of the Shakespeare comedy
‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ takes a lot of swings in its modern adaptation, with more hits than misses… continue reading
Crazy Rich Asians elevates the rom-com drama with a touch of real depth
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ isn’t quite so crazy, but underneath the affluence-porn is some real heart… continue reading
Never Goin’ Back proves that anyone can be insufferable and mildly charming
‘Never Goin’ Back’ is precisely the sort of indie drama I knew it was going to be… continue reading
The Spy Who Dumped Me happens to be a surprising spy comedy
Kate McKinnon and Mila Kunis are a perfect pair… continue reading