THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN Will Please Teens; Adults May Be Less Enthused
First things first: despite being called The Edge of Seventeen, you’re not going to hear the famous Stevie Nicks tune …Read the Rest
Category Archives: Movie Reviews
The Creatures of FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Steal the Show
Five years was all it took. The Harry Potter franchise was one of the biggest in cinematic history, breaking box …Read the Rest
LOVING Is a Gentle and Sweet Tribute
Director Jeff Nichols (Midnight Special, Mud and Take Shelter) has frequently taken on the fantastic in his movies. This includes …Read the Rest
ARRIVAL Packs An Emotional Wallop
Director Denis Villeneuve has been on a great run. His previous films, Sicario, Enemy and Prisoners have been unique films …Read the Rest
CHRISTINE Presents A Perceptive Character Study
“If it bleeds, it leads.” So says the manager of an independent TV station in this dark and disturbing biopic. …Read the Rest
MOONLIGHT Is A Seamless Coming-of-age Portrait
Richard Linklater spent 12 years shooting his coming-of-age feature Boyhood, all of it chronologically and in real time. It was …Read the Rest
HACKSAW RIDGE Mixes Melodrama With Brutality
It’s been, umm, awhile since we’ve seen a high profile Mel Gibson picture. His latest marks the first time the …Read the Rest
DOCTOR STRANGE Is Weird Enough To Make It a Trip Worth Taking
Frankly, the latest flick in the unending series of Marvel Studios superheroes has no business working at all. Doctor Strange …Read the Rest
INFERNO Flames Out Very Quickly
It has been seven years since we last saw author Dan Brown’s puzzle-solving professor on the big screen, in the …Read the Rest
JACK REACHER: NEVER GO BACK Feels Like More of the Same
To be honest, I wasn’t that big a fan of Tom Cruise’s first foray as Jack Reacher, a tough-as-nails ex-Major …Read the Rest