Movie Reviews

5 Galaxies Review: A Muddled Sci-Fi Anthology Collection

Chris Agar Dec 10, 2019

5 Galaxies is a muddled lineup of sci-fi shorts that struggles to live up to whatever intriguing potential they may have on-paper.

Jumanji: The Next Level Review - A Laugh-Out-Loud Action Comedy Sequel

Molly Freeman Dec 10, 2019

Jumanji: The Next Level is largely a retread of the previous film, but some new, fun elements contribute to an exciting & uproarious adventure sequel.

Bombshell Review: Roger Ailes Scandal Gets a Fair & Balanced Docudrama

Sandy Schaefer Dec 9, 2019

Bombshell is a competent dramatization that's hurt by its apolitical approach to the story it's telling, and struggles to provide fresh insight.

Marriage Story Review: A Genuine Tale of Love & Heartbreak

Chris Agar Dec 7, 2019

Marriage Story is a poignant and heartbreaking portrait of love falling apart, fueled by powerhouse performances and a gripping screenplay.

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The Aeronauts Review: Eddie Redmayne & Felicity Jones Scale Decent Heights

Sandy Schaefer Dec 6, 2019

What it lacks in substance, The Aeronauts compensates for with thrills and emotions, taking audiences on an exhilarating airborn heroes' journey.

In Fabric Review: An Offbeat, Atmospheric Horror Story

Molly Freeman Dec 6, 2019

In Fabric weaves a bizarre, atmospheric horror tale of a killer dress in a commentary on consumer capitalism that has far more style than substance.

1917 Review: Sam Mendes' WWI Epic is a Better Thriller Than Drama

Sandy Schaefer Dec 5, 2019

1917 is well-acted and an undeniable technical achievement, yet its real-time storytelling is both the film's greatest strength and biggest problem.

Togo Review: Willem Dafoe & Good Dogs Try To Save A Town

Chris Agar Dec 4, 2019

Togo is an emotional tribute to real-life heroes, as well as a moving story about the affecting bond between a man and his loyal dog.

The Report Review: Riveting Docudrama Puts Adam Driver in the Spotlight

Sandy Schaefer Nov 29, 2019

The Report is a riveting examination of the importance of accountability anchored by an elegantly understated performance from Adam Driver.

Queen & Slim Review: A Moving & Lyrical Story of Love

Sandy Schaefer Nov 27, 2019

A moving love story at its core, Queen & Slim is a lyrical piece of cinema that resonates with social relevance, yet always feels very personal.

The Irishman Review: Scorsese's Latest Captivating Crime Epic

Chris Agar Nov 27, 2019

The Irishman is another outstanding cinematic accomplishment from Scorsese, featuring a talented cast and crew firing on all cylinders.

Knives Out Review: Rian Johnson's Whodunnit Is A Masterful Thrill Ride

Molly Freeman Nov 27, 2019

Knives Out leads viewers on a thrilling and wickedly fun ride as the entire ensemble offers breathtaking performances in this whodunnit mystery.

Uncut Gems Review: Adam Sandler Chases the Next Big Score

Sandy Schaefer Nov 26, 2019

Powered by Adam Sandler's note-perfect turn, Uncut Gems is a stylishly scuzzy work that's as propulsive as it is maddening and exhausting.

Little Women (2019) Review: Greta Gerwig's Adaptation Is A Triumph

Molly Freeman Nov 25, 2019

Greta Gerwig's Little Women weaves a stunningly heartfelt and achingly honest coming of age story with excellent performances from its entire cast.

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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Review: Valuable Lessons From Mr. Rogers

Chris Agar Nov 22, 2019

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is a touching tale of love and forgiveness, bolstered by Hanks' impressive turn as Rogers.

The Knight Before Christmas Movie Review

The Knight Before Christmas Review: A Sweet, If Silly Holiday Rom-Com

Molly Freeman Nov 22, 2019

Netflix's The Knight Before Christmas is a perfectly charming holiday rom-com, with plenty of time-travel hijinks and a valiant effort from its stars.