The Irishman is another crime epic from Martin Scorsese
With so much development going into the characters, it allowed for moments towards the end to feel heavy and personal… continue reading
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Judy brings a legend to life once more
Renée Zellweger is back in top playing a role few could or should attempt… continue reading
Rocketman Soars
Elton and Egerton explode off the screen… continue reading
All is True tries very hard to be something interesting and fresh
‘All is True’ is one of the few Shakespeare movies from Kenneth Branagh that will never be remembered… continue reading
Tolkien Review :: Tolkien explores the life of the famous author
As Tolkien found things interesting in his life, the movie did a good job capturing that moment that inspired certain elements in his novels… continue reading
Kevin Costner & Woody Harrelson hunt down Bonnie and Clyde in The Highwaymen
‘The Highwaymen’ at times is slow but is held together by the great direction from John Lee Hancock… continue reading
The Dirt captures the crazy life of the band Mötley Crüe
‘The Dirt’ was a decent biopic and it was a smart choice to premiere it on Netflix… continue reading
Fighting with my Family brings the punches and the heart
The film is filled with inspirational moments lead by an outstanding cast… continue reading
Antonio Lopez 1970: Sex Fashion & Disco
A new documentary sheds light on an iconic fashion illustrator… continue reading
Steve Carell gives a touching performance in Welcome to Marwen
The true story of Mark Hogancamp is a touching tale of how art can heal someone… continue reading
On the Basis of Sex is a by the book biopic of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
‘On the Basis of Sex’ relies on history to give conflict and story… continue reading
Mary Queen of Scots knows its strength is the power of Saoirse Ronan
‘Mary Queen of Scots’ is decent enough, but the two acting leads elevate it to higher heights… continue reading
Green Book feels a bit familiar
‘Green Book’ is entertaining, but is it Best Picture material?… continue reading
The Favourite is a delightfully dark comedy that lets its stars shine
‘The Favourite’ isn’t nearly as weird as I’d feared, and it’s a decent historical piece too… continue reading
Becoming Astrid sweetly tells the tale of the origin of an author you’ve forgotten
‘Becoming Astrid’ is a highly Swedish movie, but it avoids the common tropes of the biopic… continue reading