THE GENTLEMEN Requires Patience, But Eventually Delivers
Writer/director Guy Ritchie has been behind the camera on many big Hollywood productions, including the Sherlock Holmes series, The Man …Read the Rest
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DOLITTLE Talks to Animals, Serves a Dog’s Breakfast
You know that something must have gone very, very wrong with your movie when its big climax involves a character …Read the Rest
1917 is a Thrilling Technical Marvel
We’ve all seen plenty of WWI epics over the years, including All Quiet on the Western Front, Paths of Glory, …Read the Rest
JUST MERCY is a Well-Acted and Empathetic Tale
Some true stories are so horrifying that it’s actually shocking to believe that something like the events depicted could have …Read the Rest
THE SONG OF NAMES Has Some Miscues, But Still Delivers a Fine Melody
Life can take us all on different paths, but some unexpected separations lead to a lack of closure, unanswered questions …Read the Rest
Blu-ray/DVD Roundup for December 31st, 2019
It’s a quiet time as the year comes to an end, which should allow Blu-ray and DVD enthusiasts out there …Read the Rest
LITTLE WOMEN Puts A Few New Spins on a Literary Classic
I’ll be honest and admit that I’m likely not the target audience for Little Women. It was not part of …Read the Rest
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Provides Great Visuals, But Doesn’t Take Any Risks
The latest trilogy of Star Wars films has had a storied and contentious path, with many loving the new chapters …Read the Rest
The Tale of RICHARD JEWELL is Interesting, But Weakened by Ill-Advised Depictions
Director Clint Eastwood’s output has been a little spotty lately, with recent efforts like The Mule making an unremarkable impression …Read the Rest
KNIVES OUT is a Cutting and Sharply Written Mystery
As we all know, murder-mystery films have been something of a staple since the beginnings of cinema. And often, it …Read the Rest