Review: ‘Green Book’ never dives too deep, Mortensen, Ali shine
While “Green Book” never fully fleshes out some interesting topics, Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali deliver award-worthy performances.
Review: Redford’s charisma carries ‘The Old Man & the Gun’
A charming and charismatic performance by Robert Redford elevates “The Old Man & the Gun” from a typical heist film to one worth watching over and over again.
Review: Led by Hedges, Kidman, ‘Boy Erased’ shares powerful, disturbing story
Strong performances by Lucas Hedges and Nicole Kidman make up for a few of the film’s minor flaws leaving audiences with a powerful, disturbing experience.
Review: ‘What They Had’ dives deep into difficult family decisions
Simply put, “What They Had” is the definition of a stellar ensemble film. Led by a deeply moving performance from Hilary Swank coupled with writer/director Elizabeth Chomko’s cutting script, “What They Had” makes for an incredibly emotional trip to the theater.
Review: ‘A Star Is Born’ delivers everything and more
After months and months of waiting, it’s finally here. “A Star Is Born,” one of my most anticipated films of 2018, hit theaters Thursday, and it’s safe to say it was well worth the wait.
Review: Cuarón’s ‘Roma’ tells deeply personal tale of loss and belonging
“Roma” has been widely referred to as Cuarón’s most personal project yet, and it’s not hard to see why – he put everything he has into this film.
Review: ‘Hereditary’ mixes compelling drama and unsettling horror
“Hereditary” does to its audience exactly what its villains do to their victims – weaken you until you’re at your most vulnerable, and then attack when you’re unable to defend yourself.
Review: ‘Deadpool 2’ finds heart in outrageously meta sequel
Between quips, dismembered body parts and pop culture references, “Deadpool 2” finds room for a more sentimental message in this outrageously hilarious sequel.
Review: Netflix’s ‘Big Mouth’ makes viewers comfortable being uncomfortable
The hilariously crude yet oddly heartfelt series will either leave viewers cackling or crying, but knowing one thing for certain – nothing will ever compare to the horrors of puberty.
Review: So, ‘It’ is basically scary ‘Stranger Things’
“It” blends terror with heartfelt characters and comic relief in a way most horror flicks can’t.