All posts tagged "Comedy"
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It’s Showtime! BEETLEJUICE This Weekend Midnights at The Tivoli
“Let’s turn on the juice and see what shakes loose!” BEETLEJUICE plays this weekend (October 5th and 6th) at...
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NIGHT SCHOOL (2018) – Review
September, the month when many movie-goers return to school, is generally not prime release time for a big,...
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LOVE, GILDA – Review
With the year’s end “light at the end of the tunnel” in sight, 2018’s parade of distinguished feature...
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A SIMPLE FAVOR – Review
Allright movie fans, it’s still fairly warm outside, so why not enjoy a bit of escapist fun before...
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JULIET, NAKED – Review
First off, there is no nudity in JULIET, NAKED nor is there anyone named Juliet. The title refers...
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THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS – Review
Hmmm, “happy” and “murder’ almost bumping into each other in a film title? Something’s just not right. Oh,...
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EIGHTH GRADE – Review
Writer/director Bo Burnham’s EIGHTH GRADE is a remarkably true and honest portrait of a 13-year-old girl’s journey through...
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SORRY TO BOTHER YOU – Review
Director/writer Boots Riley’s ambitious, inspired social satire SORRY TO BOTHER YOU sets its protagonist, a young black man...
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ANT-MAN AND THE WASP – Review
What better way is there to celebrate the big Fourth of July holiday weekend than taking a...
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UNCLE DREW – Review
So, this Summer a popular kids’ game has made it to the big screen: TAG, though the R-rated...
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TAG (2018) – Review
Enough with the frivolity down at the multiplex, we’ve got another film opening this week that was...
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WAMG Spotlights Stars of Comedy BOOK CLUB
The new comedy BOOK CLUB, opening May 18, focuses on something that has long been a favorite of...
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TULLY (2108) – Review
As that massive galactic battle between hordes of heroes and a nearly unstoppable still rages after obliterating...
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BLOCKERS – Review
As Spring break finally starts to wind down, the multiplex offers an R-rated for raunchy oasis amidst the...
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FLOWER – Review
Director Max Winkler takes the “troubled teen” concept of REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE and refreshes it by casting...
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THE DEATH OF STALIN – Review
Tragedy plus time equals comedy, the old saying goes. THE DEATH OF STALIN, oddly, is a comedy, a...
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OH LUCY – Review
Director Atsuko Hirayanagi makes a strong feature film debut with OH LUCY, a Japanese comedy/drama with a darker,...
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LOVE, SIMON – Review
Time to plunge into a movie genre that strikes fear in many a film goer (or it...
