All posts by Cate Marquis
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PARALLEL MOTHERS – Review
Pedro Almodovar is famous for Oscar-winning dramas like TALK TO HER and ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER but the...
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A HERO – Review
Debtor’s prison brings Charles Dickens to mind for most of us but this Dickensian nightmare appears to be...
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THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH – Review
Macbeth is Shakespeare’s most murderous play, and a favorite of actors, even if they won’t say its name....
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RED ROCKET – Review
A shabby man (Simon Rex) stumbles off a bus and heads for a modest house in a little...
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A JOURNAL FOR JORDAN – Review
Denzel Washington directs this true-story based drama about love and loss, starring Michael B. Jordan and Chanté Adams...
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THE TENDER BAR – Review
Every family has some quirkiness but this one more than most, with Ben Affleck as a bartender uncle...
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THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONS – Review
Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Ann Moss return as Neo and Trinity, or someone like them, in THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONS,...
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THE LOST DAUGHTER – Review
Olivia Colman gives a gripping, multi-layered performance as an enigmatic middle-aged woman, who seems haunted by her past,...
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SWAN SONG – Review
Mahershala Ali plays a man with a fatal disease who is offered an option to spare his family...
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THE REAL CHARLIE CHAPLIN – Review
Charlie Chaplin was the first worldwide superstar, thanks in part to the global nature of silent movies, which...
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DON’T LOOK UP – Review
What if the world did not respond the way it always does in every disaster movie to an...
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WEST SIDE STORY – Review
WEST SIDE STORY is the exception to the rule that remaking a classic is pointless task. In fact,...
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HAND OF GOD – Review
Memory can be a powerful thing. The vivid autobiographical tale from Oscar-winning writer/director Paolo Sorrentino, THE HAND OF...
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HOUSE OF GUCCI – Review
HOUSE OF GUCCI is based on a true story, one filled with wealth, power, ambition, family, tradition, high...
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JULIA – Review
Julia Child is a name nearly everyone recognizes, if for nothing else than she has been so often...
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BELFAST – Review
Kenneth Branagh gives us one of his best films, and his most personal, with BELFAST, a partly autobiographical...
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THE WAR BELOW – Review
When you hear WWI, trenches and trench warfare often spring to mind. THE WAR BELOW is based on...
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NEIGHBOURS – SLIFF Review
There is a lot of humor and sly satire in this child-centric tale looking at the roots of...
