Oscars 2020: Judy.
This musical biopic captivates on the tremendous performance from Renée Zellweger. As we’ve seen, musical biopics are Oscar catnip. An artless one(looking at you, Bohemian Rhapsody) still cleans up with [more]
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Oscars 2020: 1917.
Sam Mendes’ war drama feels refreshed by its cinematography, once the dizziness wears off. Much has been made of the central conceit of the World War 1 drama, 1917. Director [more]
Movie Review: Knives Out.
Knives Out lives and dies by the eccentricities of its riffing on murder mystery tropes. Rian Johnson’s latest offering certainly is less polarizing than his stab at the Star Wars [more]
Movie Leftovers: The Art of Self Defense.
This quirky, dark comedy about toxic masculinity seems trapped by its stylistic choices. I really wanted to love this leftover. Starring deadpan performances from Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots, it [more]
Movie Leftovers: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
Two brilliant directors combine to create a largely unremarkable teen horror movie. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark suffers from an embarrassment of riches. It is directed by a [more]
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VOD Review: Lady and the Tramp [2019]
The latest live-action Disney adaptation fails to answer the same existential question as the rest: Why does this need to exist? I’ve so far successfully managed to avoid all of [more]
How Bad Is…MIB International?
This dud wiped the memories of franchise fans back in June. How bad is it? One of the more spectacular flame-outs of a summer riddled with poorly received sequels, MIB [more]
Movie Leftovers: Hobbs & Shaw.
This Fast and Furious spinoff delivers an entertaining, guilty pleasure. It’s November, so time again to pick through the leftovers: movies we wanted to see but missed in the theater. [more]
How Bad Is…Shaolin Dolemite?
The Human Tornado runs out of steam in this lame, stitched-together kung-fu flick. It’s time again to check out a universally panned movie and see if there are any redeeming [more]
VOD Review: Dolemite Is My Name.
Netflix‘s raucous biopic of Rudy Ray Moore delivers on every front. Mark your calendars: Eddie Murphy is officially back. His force-of -nature performance as the legendary Rudy Ray Moore is [more]
Existential Review: Columbus Day.
This Val Kilmer crime flick stumbles its way through every rookie mistake you can imagine. There’s nothing like a slick heist flick. Too bad this movie is nothing like a [more]
Movie Review: Abominable.
Movie Review: Abominable. DreamWorks new animated adventure is gorgeous, entertaining, and nakedly out to play your emotions like a violin. The latest Yeti cartoon to hit theaters comes by way [more]