Category: Movie Reviews

The whole effort feels chaotic.

A film whose depth of honesty keeps it feeling refreshingly human.    

A fiendishly fun sight to behold.

More than just another lazy animated streaming project, “KPop Demon Hunters” is emotionally empowering in ways that have made it a cross-demo hit.

A collection of gags.

“Happy Gilmore” makes par through the strength of its sheer stupid energy and the game efforts of Sandler and his 50 or so co-stars.

Tortorici’s creative approach to the subject keeps the movie feeling lively.

Ewing and Grady are sensitive to these kids and their journeys.

Incoherent and cheap, “The Home” might be the worst movie of the year.              

Audiences are likely to see this film as more resigned to the inevitability of permanent conflict than providing any insight in how to move away from it.