“Greenberg:” How Staying in the Past Hurts the Present
Nuanced performances and moving writing turns “Greenberg” into a portrait of a man holding onto his past.
“Hunger” Shows the Flipside of Gordon Ramsay-like Fame
Despite on-the-nose dialogue and visual presentation, the moral development in “Hunger” makes it worth a watch.
“Little Miss Sunshine” Embraces the Disappointment in Life
“Little Miss Sunshine” is inspirational in its disappointment, giving us a new view on life and its challenges.
“Fast Color” – a Dystopic, Small-time Superhero Story
“Fast Color" is a flimsy attempt to stray from the ordinary superhero formula.
A Parallel, Altered World in “White Noise”
“White Noise” presents a reality that’s both familiar and unfamiliar, and provides insightful and funny commentary on our lives.
Deadpan Humor and A Hard Knocks Life in “A Man Called Ove”
A sour elderly man turns a new leaf and makes a change of heart.
“Your Place or Mine”: A Gimmicky Romcom
“Your Place or Mine” is a dull, friendly and at-times funny watch.
Acting, Editing, and Music Bring Life to “Empire of Light”
A story about many things, “Empire of Light” is a beautiful and at times touching watch.
“To Leslie” Review
An unflinching portrayal of addiction without the predictable beats of a recovery story.
Worthy to Stand on Its Own: A “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” review
Rian Johnson’s “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” is a fresh take on the detective genre and an overall stunning film.
Dear Hollywood, Please Stop Putting Tom Holland in Movies
The startling lack of diversity in Hollywood is starting to show.
“Hocus Pocus” is the Must Watch Halloween Movie
“Hocus Pocus” is the ideal Halloween movie and this is the hill I will die on.