Upon first glance, “Widows” could quickly come off as just another heist movie. I’m sure to some; Viola Davis is just another actress. If you believe both of these statements, then I’m…
Month: November 2018
Movie Review: ‘Ralph Breaks The Internet’ And Ticket Sales
Who would have thought that one of the more cleverly written moments on screen this year would involve a video game racer and a dressing room filled with Disney’s most iconic Princesses?…
Review: ‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ But McCarthy Is Brilliant
There’s a reason why “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” is gaining such momentum during awards season and it begins with Melissa McCarthy. To put it bluntly her per performance is such a…
Review: The Fantastic Beasts Sequel Should Be Obliviated
Not every sequel should be made. Often Hollywood refuses to acknowledge because certain segments of fans are like sheep and a drawn to any film which even remotely touches on a subject…
Review: ‘Old Man and the Gun’ Provides Redford A Fitting Finale
Regardless of how one may feel about Robert Redford’s political leanings, no one can argue his place among the greatest actors of our generation. Redford’s talent is on full display in David…
Review: “‘Mid90’s” Is A Meandering Mess From Start To Finish
A24’s “Mid90s” is one of the more fascinating releases of 2018. Writer and director Jonah Hill examines the bonds formed by skaters during the rise California’s skating community. A compelling subject to explore…
Review: ‘Beautiful Boy’ Carell Dazzles In A Career Defining Performance
More often than not, when we leave a screening, I have a pretty clear idea of where my opinion is going to fall in regards to a film. Very rarely will I…