Review: ‘7500’Joseph Gordon-Levitt Pilots A Well-Crafted, Unconventional Airplane Thriller
Another airplane hijacking movie? This particular sub-genre has become a regular feature of the American blockbuster ever since 9/11, but 7500 promises something different...
Review: ‘Wasp Network’Olivier Assayas' Cuban Spy Thriller Goes Deep Cover Into A Revolution
French filmmaker Olivier Assayas has tackled so many different genres and styles, always appearing to push himself in new directions. But if there's one...
Review: ‘My Spy’Dave Bautista Lets His Guard Down In A Formulaic But Amusing Action-Comedy...
If you're a muscle-bound guy who either looks like an ex-professional wrestler or actually IS an ex-professional wrestler, then your path to stardom passes...
Review: ‘Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga’Will Ferrel And Rachel McAdams Deliver...
When Will Ferrell is at this best, be it in Old School, Blades of Glory, Talladega Nights, or whatever, it's when he finds a...
Review: ‘Desperados’A Welcome Raunchy Escape To Mexico For Two ‘New Girl’ Lovebirds
Netflix’s newest comedy Desperados takes an interesting look at dating in the modern world. To say that Wes (Nasim Pedrad) is in a rut...
Review: ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Season 2The Wild Superhero Show Faces the Growing Pains of...
Before we dive in today, I’m going to tell you a bit about how the film critic thing works. When we get an assignment...
Review: ‘The One And Only Ivan’Bryan Cranston Leads Disney's Sweet And Well-Executed Movie For...
The beginning of the pandemic brought us, Tiger King, the epic tale of exotic animal keep Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin. People seemed to pick...
Review: ‘The Boys In The Band’Remake Of The LGBT Focused Play And Film Doesn't...
In 1968, a year before the Stonewall Riots, The Boys in the Band premiered Off-Broadway. The inner lives of gay men had never been...
Review: ‘I’m Your Woman’Rachel Brosnahan Is Looking For Her Husband In This Homage To...
Some movies need context in order to understand their full impact. Without a few historical references or previous knowledge, a film’s entire meeting can...
Review: ‘Sylvie’s Love’Tessa Thompson Shines In A Black Love Story With A Touch Of...
The arrival of Eugene Ashe's film Sylvie's Love heralds the return of something we rarely get to see now, if ever: the African-American period...