Review: ‘Benediction’War Poet Siefried Sassoon's Life Is Explored Through Slow And Messy Timelines
Benediction takes a dramatic look into the legendary 20th Century English war poet Siegfried Sassoon. His life-long quest for personal salvation is revealed through...
Review: ‘Shotgun Wedding’A Crazy Plot and Confused Tone Are Lifted by the Unending Force...
Jennifer Lopez in a wedding dress seems like it should be considered it's own sub-genre at this point, real life tabloid fodder aside the...
Review: ‘Fly Me To The Moon’Channing Tatum And Scarlett Johansson Star In Greg Berlanti's...
The Apollo 11 mission to the moon is arguably the greatest achievement by mankind, right up there with sliced bread. And while the comparisons...
Review: ‘Gigi & Nate’The Inspirational Drama Fails To Shed The Right Light On Service...
Monkey is man’s best friend in Nick Hamm’s latest directing effort, Gigi & Nate. The titular characters of this feel-good drama are pretty different...
Review: ‘The Marksman’Liam Neeson Defends An Immigrant Boy In An Eastwood-esque Action Flick
The Marksman, Liam Neeson's latest geriatric action thriller, could just as easily be imagined as a star vehicle for Clint Eastwood. The film is...
Middleburg Review: ‘Unstoppable’Jharrel Jerome Goes To The Mat In Wrestling Drama That's More Than...
There's a reason why underdog sports dramas are such consistent, bankable favorites. When done right, they leave an audience feeling uplifted and spiritually fulfilled,...
Review: ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’LeBron James And Bugs Bunny Take The Court For...
What is it that you really remember about Space Jam in 1996? For me, it's not a Hell of a lot. I remember His...
Review: ‘The First Omen’The Antichrist Is Born In Rare Horror Prequel That Serves The...
The ultimate problem child, Damien, has been given more reboots and TV show revivals than any troublemaking minor deserves. It's not really a surprise,...
Middleburg Review: ‘All Of Us Strangers’Andrew Scott And Paul Mescal Star In This Steamy,...
We all have people who have come into our lives that make us question our pasts. That concept is examined, ripped apart, and snorted...
Sundance Review: ‘You Hurt My Feelings’Julia Louis-Dreyfus And Tobias Menzies Can't Face The Truth...
When we create something, what reaction do we really want? Do we want the truth? Approval? A weird medium? That’s the question at the...