Tazza: One-Eyed Jack is a fun if derivative thriller from South Korea
‘Tazza: One-Eyed Jack’ is a perfectly decent take on the heightened crime thriller… continue reading
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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
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 Nightingale offers a hard and difficult look back at the sins of a nation
‘The Nightingale’ is a revenge drama mixed with a brutal examination of the crimes against Tasmania… 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
DVR Late Night to watch tomorrow
Emma Thompson shines in a tarnished setting… 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
The Haunting of Sharon Tate exploits a Hollywood tragedy
Daniel Farrands turns a tragic story into an average home invasion film that feels disrespectful to the victims of this crime… continue reading
Ramen Shop hits emotional notes in a movie about finding your history
‘Ramen Shop’ knows its strengths – delicious looking food and excellent actors… continue reading
Diane is a movie that is for only one audience: film critics
‘Diane’ plods in darkness to hide the subtle acting depth within… continue reading
The Public pops with energy among some decent complicated ideas
‘The Public’ tells a story of the public library, and the secret dark truth we should’ve all realized… continue reading
Sobibor grimly revisits the brave, bloody death camp revolt mostly forgotten
‘Sobibor’ attempts to tread the line between illustrating history and exploiting it… continue reading