Film
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Review: 'Unsane' Sells a Gimmick, but Delivers a Lazy Script
Unsane is a surprisingly sloppy, uninspired thriller from eclectic director Steven Soderbergh. It comes across as more of a student…
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Review: 'Pacific Rim Uprising' Doesn't Live Up to the Original
While the original Pacific Rim held some sort of magic between the monsters and the robots, with the character connections…
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Review: Fresh and Funny, ‘Love, Simon’ Is the Movie We Need Right Now
High school movies have been a staple of Hollywood ever since John Hughes directed Sixteen Candles. They can be counted…
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Review: 'Black Panther' Is Marvel's Newest Gem
Marvel's newest addition to their cinematic universe, Black Panther, is different. Hot off of indie favorite Fruitvale Station and Rocky…
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Review: 'Mr. Roosevelt' is the Indie Movie You Should Watch Next on Netflix
Mr. Roosevelt is in all likelihood semi-autobiographical. Much like Emily, Wells is a comedian and actress who went to college…
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Review: While Entertaining, 'All the Money in the World' Still Leaves Much To Be Desired
All the Money in the World, the 25th film by director Ridley Scott, immediately begins with the kidnapping that sets…
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Review: 'Phantom Thread' Brings Hitchcock into the 21st Century
Phantom Thread is a solid piece of entertainment that provides an interesting look into the minds of its creators.
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Review: 'Downsizing' Starts as Mediocre and Ends as a Dumpster Fire
Sure, it’s predictable and it’s not very deep, but it’s not offensively bad. At that 45-minute mark, however, something happens.
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Review: 'Call Me by Your Name' Is a Rare Piece of Art
It’s rare to find a film whose beauty matches its intelligence and its craftsmanship.
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Review: 'The Greatest Showman' Is an Entertaining and Thoroughly Original Musical
High School Musical meets a Renoir painting? Two separate love songs featuring moonlit dancing on rooftops and romantic trapeze acts?
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