Category: Movie Reviews

A dizzying, life-affirming anthem about how it’s never too late to find your way home in the arms of your lover, even if you may have lost your way. 

A joyous crowd-pleaser with the most romantic of hearts.

The only thing that “Coastal” manages to accomplish is something that I would have usually thought impossible—it makes Neil Young come across as a bore.

Making a movie that feels too big is a sin worth forgiving.  

“Without Arrows” is an ironic title for a film that pierces the heart.

This material could have been handled with a lot more passion, imagination, and cleverness.

“Warfare” is a viscerally impressive work. Your body feels it. But you may come away from it wondering what the larger point is.

The movie is at its most fascinating in its depiction of Lennon as a pragmatic activist.

One more screenplay draft would have been worthwhile; there are glimmers of a better version that create some optimism for Angarano’s next film. 

An admirable effort, an action thriller that somehow feels both familiar and fresh at the same time.