THE INVISIBLE MAN Delivers a Few Thrills and Chills
It has been 123 years H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man hit bookshelves and 87 years since the first of many …Read the Rest
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THE CALL OF THE WILD Has a Nice Message, but Appears Overloaded with CGI
The written work of Jack London has been celebrated for more than 100 years, with some of his most popular …Read the Rest
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG Spins Its Wheels, Yet Fails to Make a Lasting Impression
Movies based around video games are a risky proposition. When Pokemon: Detective Pikachu serves as the most critic-friendly highlight in …Read the Rest
DOWNHILL Takes a Similar but Less Adventurous Slope than its Predecessor
The new dark comedy Downhill might look oddly familiar and leave some viewers wondering if they haven’t seen it somewhere …Read the Rest
There Isn’t Quite Enough Meat on the Bones for the BIRDS OF PREY
While Marvel have seamlessly brought their comic-book superheroes to cinematic life over the past decade, DC have had a much …Read the Rest
THE RHYTHM SECTION Doesn’t Hit the Right Notes
Ever wonder about the origins of superspy James Bond and asked yourself questions like whether a personal trauma during his …Read the Rest
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
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