Category: Movie Reviews

It’s one of those stories that makes so little sense when it’s done that it makes you angry, wondering why you wasted so much time on what’s ultimately a pretty gross piece of storytelling.

Ridley’s performance is a moving arc of the different stages of grief.

By expanding the play’s world, Gaines opens himself up to new scrutiny.

It’s hard to justify watching this one over the scores of other, more interesting takes on the cold-blooded crime show out there.

Did the Duffers stick the landing and send these popular characters off in style? Yes and no.

A gripping, funny, insightful, and at times melancholic look at a comedy legend.

A ludicrous assemblage of coincidences and nonsensical plot twists that only the most hardcore Harlanheads will be able to run with.

Fatima takes belief seriously, but it takes humanity seriously too.

Jim Jarmusch’s latest, an anthology about families, is about words not spoken, and people gone but not forgotten.

It’s so easy to see all of the places where this unique gem could have gone wrong and so satisfying to see it only make good choices from beginning to end.