Review: ‘2067’Kodi Smit-McPhee Tries To Stop A Climate Crisis With Time Travel In A...
The state of the world being as it is, it's becoming much easier to consider all of the dire post-apocalyptic sci-fi movies we've consumed...
Sundance Review: ‘The World To Come’Katherine Waterston And Vanessa Kirby Share An Impassioned Romance...
The second recent lesbian love story set in the 19th-century, Mona Fastvold's rapturous The World to Come has only that in common with the...
Review: ‘Lost Transmissions’Simon Pegg Exceeds All Expectations Portraying A Schizophrenic Record Producer
Lost Transmissions explores the oft stigmatized world of mental health through the eyes of a talented record producer and a songwriter trying to get...
Reviews: ‘Driveways’Hong Chau And Brian Dennehy Breathe Life Into A Quiet, Comforting Drama
Driveways is the movie we need right now. In a time where Covid-19 keeps us far from each other, the coming of age tale...
Review: ‘Uncorked’Mamoudou Athie Delivers A Vintage Performance, But Netflix's Wine Drama Will Leave You...
Wine connoisseurs have always fascinated me. I'm someone who loves wineries and those who understand wine better than I ever could, but don't necessarily...
Cinema Royale: Talking THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME, THE SECRETS WE KEEP, ANTEBELLUM, &...
Damn, it's kind of a grim week as all of the movies center on the worst of humanity. First up, we review Netflix's star-studded...
Cinema Royale: Talking NOMADLAND, THE PROM, And Warner Bros.’ HBO Max Bombshell
This week on Cinema Royale we talk about a likely awards winner in Frances McDormand's new NOMADLAND, then it's on to something more colorful...
Review: ‘The New Mutants’Untapped Potential Weighs Down Josh Boone's Junior X-Men Movie
Is it possible to review The New Mutants without going back into its long-troubled history? Maybe so, if the film didn't constantly remind you of it...
DC Readers: Attend A Free Virtual Screening Of ‘Tom & Jerry’
We're happy to offer our DC readers the chance to attend a free virtual screening of Warner Bros.' Tom & Jerry, starring everyone's favorite...
Review: ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’A Mostly Excellent Sequel And A Poignant Passing...
The arrival of Bill & Ted Face the Music didn't energize me the way it did fans of the cult favorite 1980s comedies, Bill & Ted's...