THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO is Unique, Stirring and Memorable
Every once in a while, there’s an eccentric, unique little art-house movie out of Sundance or another independent film festival …Read the Rest
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THE FALL OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE Critiques Capitalistic Tendencies
Denys Arcand is a French-Canadian filmmaker who has over the years written and directed several Oscar-nominees (Jesus of Montreal, The …Read the Rest
TOY STORY 4 Benefits From New Additions, But Feels Redundant and Repetitive
The Toy Story series marks a landmark of sorts, helping establish Pixar animation studios as a major production company and …Read the Rest
THE RAFT Details an Ill-Advised Experiment at Sea
The Raft opens June 21st at Digital Gym in San Diego. As many readers know, there are plenty of great …Read the Rest
The Host of LATE NIGHT Steals the Show
Most late-night shows look like smoothly produced and effortless exercises in entertainment, bringing stand-up and celebrity guests together and speaking …Read the Rest
THE DEAD DON’T DIE Has a Few Laughs, But is a Bit Musty
Independent cinema icon Jim Jarmusch has provided viewers with plenty of stellar features over the years, including Down by Law, …Read the Rest
The Latest SHAFT is a Let Down
First debuting in 1971, hard-nosed private detective Shaft has entertained audiences for decades, not only in the first trilogy of …Read the Rest
THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS 2 Caters Exclusively to Kids
The Secret Life of Pets proved to be something of a surprise success back in 2016, chronicling the lives of …Read the Rest
GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS is Overbaked and… well… Undercooked
This reviewer is something of a monster movie aficionado who grew up watching old creature features on the television screen …Read the Rest
BOOKSMART Provides Enough Laughs to Earn a Good Grade
Over the past thirty years, there have been more than a few coming-of-age teen comedies. The latest arrival is Booksmart, …Read the Rest