‘1917‘ Review: Impressive film leans too hard on technique
The harrowing new World War I film 1917 opens on two British soldiers, played by George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman, getting some much needed rest....
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‘Little Women‘ Review: New adaptation of classic novel elegant, fresh, and lively
Writer-director Greta Gerwig follows up her breakout debut Lady Bird with Little Women, an enchanting and exquisite modern take on Louisa May Alcott’s...
‘Uncut Gems‘ Review: Tension permeates Sandler’s Oscar-level role
Adam Sandler disappears into another dominant dramatic role in Uncut Gems, a frenetic and fraught character study of a hopelessly degenerate gambler...
Big open for star-studded action-comedy
Director Jake Kasdan’s second Jumanji film, The Next Level, dominated at the U.S. box office over its first three days of release, selling an incredible...
Disney hits the top, but Netflix really shines
Disney’s latest kiddie flick, Frozen II, took the No. 1 spot at the U.S. box office for the third consecutive weekend, selling another $34.6 million...
‘Richard Jewell‘ Review: Eastwood film is a quiet biopic, not a thriller
At 89 years old, Clint Eastwood continues his string of competently-made biopics with Richard Jewell, an occasionally inspiring but largely listless...
‘Frozen 2‘ Review: Serviceable sequel sure to satisfy Frozen fans
Six years after the box office smash and cultural phenomenon that is Frozen comes its follow-up, Frozen II, a fine and safe sequel that mimics the features...
‘Knives Out‘ Review: A refreshing update on the classic whodunnit
Writer/director Rian Johnson follows up his divisive Star Wars entry, The Last Jedi, with Knives Out, a venomous and vivacious modern update on the...
Time to talk the top 50 movies of the decade
Somehow we’ve already found ourselves at the end of another decade. In just a few weeks it will be 2020, and so here we all are, making our end-of-the-decade...
This year full of intriguing, impressive movies
As the year in movies nears a close, we at the ScreenTime offices have decided to take the opportunity to look back at the year that was. We’re not...