ONCE UPON A TIME… IN HOLLYWOOD is Another Winner from Tarantino
Over the years, writer/director Quentin Tarantino made some iconic works like Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained. Even his …Read the Rest
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THE LION KING Is Visually Impressive, But Feels Logy
This week’s big release is Disney’s photo-realistic take on the 1994 animated classic, The Lion King. Fans of the original …Read the Rest
CRAWL Has Plenty of B-Movie Bite
When a film isn’t screened for members of the press, it’s usually a bad sign. Typically, it means that either …Read the Rest
STUBER Delivers Some Amusing Spins on Action Genre Clichés
Remember action films from the 80s that featured a brawny tough guy mowing down countless enemies through city streets and …Read the Rest
MIDSOMMAR Looks Spectacular, But the Characters Can Be Difficult to Fathom
Sometime, a movie comes along that is unexpectedly difficult to review. Ever watched a picture that had a lot of …Read the Rest
SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME is a Fun Summer Trip
Suffering from superhero fatigue? Well, you wouldn’t be alone. It seems that so many Marvel movies have come down the …Read the Rest
YESTERDAY is an Entertaining Cover That Tugs on the Heartstrings
The new comedy Yesterday boasts quite a pedigree. Not only does it contain covers of classic tunes from The Beatles, …Read the Rest
ANNABELLE COMES HOME, But Doesn’t Bring Many Chills
It has only been two months since the release of The Curse of La Llorona, the last film in The …Read the Rest
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
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