MOTHER’S DAY is Stale and Schmaltzy
No matter what you may read in the coming paragraphs, make no mistake, I appreciate the work of director Garry …Read the Rest
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MILES AHEAD Is A Well Told But Traditional Biopic
The next few weeks are stuffed with musically-themed projects. In addition to the biopic Miles Ahead, we’ll soon have the …Read the Rest
Blu-ray Review: THE FOOL aka DURAK (2014)
Note: This title is arriving on Blu-ray from Olive Films on April 19th. If you’re a fan of dark and …Read the Rest
DEMOLITION Salvages Some Interesting Bits and Pieces
Despite its title, Demolition is not the nickname of a new action hero or a flick about a construction site …Read the Rest
EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!! Meanders But Has Its Moments
Occasionally, there’s a downside to seeing so many movies. When one really makes an impression on you, it’s tough for …Read the Rest
THE REVENANT Is Cold, Brutal and Unforgettable
In the midst of Hollywood sequels and reboots that relentlessly follow a predetermined formula, it’s great to see a big …Read the Rest
THE BIG SHORT Pays Its Viewer Dividends
Ready for a dark comedy about the high stakes rollers behind the housing market and sub-prime mortgages? Well, you probably …Read the Rest
THE DANISH GIRL Is Bold, But Slightly Over-Baked
Well, awards season is certainly here and the latest release seems perfectly suited to the Oscar race. It features a …Read the Rest
IN THE HEART OF THE SEA Springs Some Leaks
In case you didn’t already know, Herman Melville’s classic Moby-Dick was partially based on a real event. Obviously, he took …Read the Rest
TRUMBO Features a Standout Lead Performance
In case you’ve never heard of him, Dalton Trumbo is the famous screenwriter who wrote Spartacus (1960), Exodus (1960) and …Read the Rest