‘Shirley’ Review: Off-kilter biopic casts Moss as author Jackson
Holed up with her viciously judgmental and ostensibly supportive professor husband Stanley (Michael Stuhlbarg), Jackson is plagued with anxiety and...
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‘The Hunt‘ Review: Controversial film surprisingly solid satire
Few films receive a marketing bump quite as staggering as the one behind The Hunt.
Originally scheduled for release last October, with its controversial...
Top viewing options from streaming services Hulu, Netflix, Prime
Since it’s 2020, not even a home quarantine has to be boring. There’s an ocean of entertainment available online.
On a plethora of streaming services,...
‘Emma‘ Review: New Austen Film a Lively, Lavish Adaptation
Hot on the heels of Greta Gerwig’s awe-inspiring take on Little Women, we now have another iteration of a female-penned classic novel.
As expected,...
It’s ‘dump season,’ so go enjoy some Pixar
As expected, the new Pixar film Onward took the No. 1 spot at the U.S. box office over the weekend, selling a respectable (though not mind-blowing)...
‘Onward‘ Review: New Pixar Film Amiable but Not As Adventurous
‘Long ago, the world was full of wonder.” So goes the opening line of Disney Pixar’s Onward, a fantasy adventure film about rediscovering magic in a...
Moss Has Invisible Touch; Downhill Crashes
Writer/director Leigh Whannell’s reworking of the classic creep-out horror flick The Invisible Man took the top spot at last weekend’s box office, selling...
‘The Call of the Wild’ Review: Great CGI not enough to fetch an interesting story
Despite their limited acting range, man’s best friend has a long history in the Hollywood spotlight. From my childhood, I have fond memories of dog-centric...
Sonic tops box, but look for Invisible Man
For the second consecutive Dump Season weekend, a film based on a Sega Genesis video game, Sonic the Hedgehog, took the No. 1 spot at the U.S. box office...
‘The Lodge‘ Review: Horror film aims for chilly, ends up warmed over
Unless there’s a particularly compelling reason behind it, a delayed release for an indie feature (or any movie, really) is almost never a good sign....