Shaft is a bad mother ∼ shut your mouth!
A look at the ‘Shaft’ movies from the beginning to the present… continue reading
Comedy
Hustlers Review :: Hustlers hope to make it rain at the box office
‘Hustlers’ is entertaining but has issues… continue reading
Brittany Runs a Marathon is the feel-good comedy of the summer
‘Brittany Runs a Marathon’ earns the status as the most inspiring film of the year so far… continue reading
The Farewell is a beautiful, heartfelt movie with universal themes
‘The Farewell’ is an emotionally rich, thematically dense movie about a Chinese family that might as well be everyone… continue reading
Good Boys is full of raunchiness and I loved every minute of it
‘Good Boys’ is essentially ‘Superbad’, but with a younger cast… continue reading
The Art of Racing in the Rain follows the same dog movie formula, but is sweet
Kevin Costner has a soothing voice, but it ultimately feels like he is reading a book… continue reading
The Art of Self-Defense Review :: The oddest karate movie I have seen
Riley Stearns’ newest film is one of the best films of the year… continue reading
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Quentin Tarantino at his best
Leonardo DiCaprio was absolutely terrific in this movie… continue reading
Yesterday will make you fall in love with the Beatles all over again
Boyle’s style of directing appears in this movie and it is mixed well with the comedy from the characters and the tribute to the Beatles… continue reading
DVR Late Night to watch tomorrow
Emma Thompson shines in a tarnished setting… continue reading
The Fall of the American Empire is a sly caper with a twist
Writer and director Denys Arcand pulls you in with some wry humor and delivers a major gut-punch in the end… continue reading
Booksmart is brimming with humor and heart
Even though this movie feels similar to many other comedies, the movie makes itself stand out amongst those movies… continue reading
Unicorn Store fails to deliver magic
The whole movie just seems to big one big metaphor for the difficulty of letting go of your childhood and entering adulthood… continue reading
The Perfect Date isn’t perfect, but it is still a lot of fun
I wasn’t expecting much from the film going into it, but I found it to be heartwarming and the characters to be likable… continue reading
To Dust presents a new genre: The Jewish, mystical, dark, buddy comedy
‘To Dust’ sure isn’t for most people, and maybe not for me either… continue reading