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Knives Out Movie Review. The Surprise Hit I Wasn’t Expecting

December 1, 2019 Curt Cook

Knives Out written and directed by Rian Johnson is the surprise hit of the year that I wasn’t expecting. Filled with intelligent writing and great characters, it has become one of my favorite films of 2019. Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Toni Collette, and Christopher Plummer make up the All-Star cast […]

Action

4.5

Ford V Ferrari Movie Review. So Much More Than Just A Car Movie

November 15, 2019 Curt Cook

Ford V Ferrari Movie is a truly immersive experience where you forget about your surroundings, and you feel like a passenger behind the wheel.

Comedy

5.0

Jojo Rabbit Movie Review. Dark Subject Matter Turned Into A Light-Hearted Satire

November 8, 2019 Curt Cook

Quite easily the strangest premise of the year, Jojo Rabbit is an absolute delight. With a subject matter that’s about as fun as sticking your hand in a blender, Jo Jo Rabbit defies all logic.

Drama

5.0

A Quiet Place Movie Review

April 6, 2018 Eddie Lopez

It’s no secret that 2017 was an outstanding year for horror and genre films, a year which culminated in Academy awards for genre films Get Out and The Shape of Water. A Quiet Place looks to keep that momentum going as it is the first truly great horror film of 2018. Packed with as much […]

Drama

5.0

Mother! Movie Review

September 15, 2017 Eddie Lopez

All film is subjective. It’s an obvious thing to say, but a film like Mother! should come attached with a reminder of this. Darren Aronosky’s latest directorial effort will likely be one of the most divisive films of the year. However, it is also one of 2017’s most daring and powerful films. Mother! is not […]

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Drama

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The Only Living Boy in New York Movie Review

September 7, 2017 Eddie Lopez

On paper, The Only Living Boy in New York had a lot going for it. It is helmed by a very good director in Marc Webb, who is responsible for giving us 500 Days of Summer. The cast is incredible, including Jeff Bridges, Pierce Brosnan, Kate Beckinsale as well as upcoming talents Callum Turner and […]

Drama

4.5

Fences Movie Review

December 30, 2016 Roxy de la Rosa

Fences Movie review: Denzel Washington takes on mounting Fences from the stage to the screen and serves not only as its lead but as its director. In Denzel Washington’s third directorial feature, he tackles an emotional and significant American story adapted from August Wilson’s play by the same name. Washington reprises his former Broadway role […]

Drama

4.5

Loving Movie Review

November 12, 2016 Jason MBrown

In a world where superheroes and summer blockbusters dominate the movie world, it’s refreshing to see there’s still a place for quiet, thoughtful films. Directed by Jeff Nichols, Loving is an evocative counterpoint to the CGI spectacles that usually lack emotional punch. Nichols showed remarkable restraint, as did his cast. This film addresses a topic […]

Drama

True Story Movie Review

April 17, 2015 Jonas Bautista

As I was grabbing my popcorn and hot dog at the concession stand before the film started, I started wondering what “True Story” would be about. I hadn’t heard any press or reviews about the film (apparently, that’s what I’m here for), so I was kind of filled with a good sense of anticipation. James […]

Drama

THE AGE OF ADALINE | Enchanting New Poster & Movie Trailer

March 20, 2015 Raymond Melendez

Adaline Was Ageless Until She Found Something Timeless. In THE AGE OF ADALINE, Adaline Bowman (Blake Lively) survives a car accident that miraculously keeps her from aging. Since then, she’s had to keep this a secret and has tried not to get too close to anyone. However, meeting Ellis Jones (Michiel Huisman) will make her reconsider everything. THE AGE OF ADALINE follows […]

Drama

Belle Movie Review: Raised as a Lady

May 16, 2014 Carleton

Period pictures are often a gamble. Victorian era classism, wardrobe and semantics can be a lot of excess for anyone to swallow in today’s modern day and age. Or perhaps we’ve just become lazy – something akin to the lack of appreciation one may have for the works of Shakespeare or Jane Austen. But then, […]

Drama

The Lucky One Movie Review

April 20, 2012 Chandra Rogers

One knows what to expect when walking into a movie adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks book. Insert a typical plot of two lovers facing unbearable levels of resistance to their romance and the steps they take to overcome them. We all know whats coming and yes, The Lucky One delivers! After serving three tours in Iraq, Logan […]

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