Review: ‘Belfast’Kenneth Branagh's Joyous, Modest Slice-Of-Life Drama Will Leave You Buzzing
*NOTE: This review was previously part of our Middleburg Film Festival coverage. Belfast opens in theaters on November 12th.*
This has been another year of...
Review: ‘Clifford The Big Red Dog’The Big Red Canine Is Still Adorable, But The...
Special Guest Writer: Benjamin Price of KIDS FIRST! (@bennylovesfilms)
Clifford the Big Red Dog is nearing his 50th birthday. The cute and clumsy children's book...
Review: ‘Hard Love’Nina Dobrev Leads A Holiday Rom-Com Packed With Lighthearted Fun, Friendship And...
It's only the beginning of November and Christmas, along with her plethora of Rom Com movies, are bursting through the “Let’s Skip Thanksgiving” holiday...
Review: ‘One Shot’Scott Adkins' Action Film Has Moments But Fails To Fully Capitalize On...
In some unknown island there lies a CIA black site prison housing some of the world’s most dangerous terrorists. This island is the setting...
Review: ‘Dangerous’Scott Eastwood Is a Reformed Ex-Con Sociopath Caught In A Siege
On paper a film like Dangerous has potential. A sociopath who can kill at will has been released from prison and engages in therapy...
Review: ‘Red Notice’Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds, And Gal Gadot Give Their Fans What They...
Let's be honest; if you're watching Netflix's Red Notice it's for one thing. Well, three things: Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds. You can't argue...
Review: ‘Eternals’Marvel's Most Ambitious Film Is Also Sure To Be Its Most Divisive
Despite being the undisputed juggernaut of the Hollywood landscape, the Marvel Cinematic Universe spent years being criticized for its homogenous, generic superhero movies. That...
Review: ‘Finch’Tom Hanks Road Trips With A Dog And An Annoying Robot In A...
From crossing the Old West in last year's great News of the World, to traveling the West in Miguel Sapochnik's sci-fi film Finch, Tom...
Review: ‘Marionette’A 'Sixth Sense'-esque Psychological Thriller That Gets Delightfully Weird In A Great Way
There could be a few comparisons between Marionette and The Sixth Sense. Both films deal with a psychologist with their own issues in regards...
Review: ‘Spencer’Kristen Stewart Makes For A Luminous Princess Diana In A Film That Fails...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Middleburg Film Festival coverage. Spencer opens in theaters on November 5th.*
Right from the beginning of Chilean...