Category: Movie Reviews

It’s a disarmingly sincere family affair, on the screen and off.

The most thrilling dinosaur movie in ages.

“Coyote vs. Acme” understands that you can be both gloriously silly and remarkably smart at the same time.

At once a cautionary tale and a love letter to an era before it becomes bygone.

A played-out way of extending a comedy franchise, but done with enough zeal and invention that the time passes quickly.

The lasting impact of “Olmo” is our own nostalgia, the remembrances of what we once perceived as dire straits and the evolutions of what we now value.

It’s all in there, in the direct aftertaste of this irresistibly sweet package.

A low-key, often hypnotic character study, starring Willem Dafoe as an aging poet who meets a group of young fans who want to make him famous.

A pale, frustrating imitator of the magical-girl stories it would go on to inspire.

Has such an intriguing what-if premise that its failures become significantly more disheartening.