Review
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JULES – Review
A reclusive older man (Ben Kingsley), who has built his small-town daily routine around complaints about pedestrian safety at...
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RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE – Review
It’s still summer, so it’s still time for light, puffy comedies while the temps are warm. RED, WHITE &...
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THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER – Review
Time to put away the toys, the comics, and even the big WWII history book at the old multiplex...
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SHORTCOMINGS – Review
We all have shortcomings but in SHORTCOMINGS, all the characters have them in abundance. This funny, smart, modern comedy...
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BAD CITY – Review
The subtitled Japanese crime flick, BAD CITY, delivers the goods on two essential counts – an atypically complex plot...
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TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: MUTANT MAYHEM – Review
All right, perhaps this unifying theme for the 2023 Summer movie season is nostalgia. Sure, the multiplex is usually...
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EARTH MAMA – Review
Sundance break-out EARTH MAMA spotlights to struggles of a pregnant Black young woman who is trying to regain custody...
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TALK TO ME (2023) – Review
As the Summer is reaching its final weeks are you looking for a super cool fun activity that will...
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HAUNTED MANSION – Review
And the Summer of product adaptations and remakes continues! Last weekend BARBIE just about blew the doors off the...
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THE BEANIE BUBBLE – Review
Well from the sea of pink still filling multiplex lobbies all across the country it appears that moviegoers are...
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OPPENHEIMER – Review
“Now I am become Death, the Destroyer of Worlds” is the famous quote from the Bhagavad Gita that physicist...
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THE ISLAND – Review
To be honest, Michael Jai White headlines a lot of action flicks that many would consider beneath their taste...
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NIGHT OF THE ASSASSIN – Review
South Korea has been exporting a lot of high-octane action flicks in the past several years. They tend to...
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BARBIE – Review
And now the topper to one of this movie year’s biggest trends. Sure, we’ve had comic book superheroes, action...
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THE MIRACLE CLUB – Review
Maggie Smith and Kathy Bates play longtime friends in ’60s Ballygar, Ireland hoping to win a church talent contest...
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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: DEAD RECKONING PART ONE – Review
With this week’s release of an entry in a blockbuster action franchise the old adage of seven being a...
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SHIN ULTRAMAN – Review
By Corey Kirby Tokusatsu and Kaiju, what better a combination? Shin Ultraman, part of the Shin Japan Heroes Universe...
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TIGER WITHIN – Review
In TIGER WITHIN, a Holocaust survivor (Ed Asner, in his final role) befriends a homeless teen (Margot Josefsohn) in...
