Category: Movie Reviews

“Bob Trevino Likes It” is overly convenient but touching, nonetheless.

None of it has the sweetness and imagination of the animated feature.

Watch to the end for a thoughtful mediation on guilt, justice, and redemption. It’s worth it.

A bittersweet love letter to a time that seems quaintly innocent in its civility .

A charming and often invigorating reimagining of key Looney Tunes characters.

“Novocaine” is a berserk romp of a time.

Absolutely delicious, a svelte piece of entertainment that feels like a vintage yarn yet very much represents our own current anxieties.

It’s not a difficult film to lambaste.

The always-stellar André Holland once again adds so much to a production, imbuing every scene with a deep vein of melancholy.

What promises to be a droll mixture of off-kilter laughs and bloody mayhem turns into a confounding tonal mess.