Movie reviews and Cinefest showtimes.
Grade: A- Verdict: Even though it isn’t among Spielberg’s most memorable, “Bridge of Spies” is still a good film, well directed and acted, especially if you enjoy the history of the Cold War. The film […]
Grade: A Verdict: “The Martian” is an exhilarating adventure that will keep audiences glued to their seats even without seatbelts. “The Martian” has one extreme factor that could have made it go extremely wrong: it’s the […]
The two hours of “The Intern” fly by. It’s no surprise. The new comedy starring Robert de Niro and Anne Hathaway does everything right, and it’s worth every penny of the admission. And more. The […]
C- Verdict: Black Mass is a film for only reading the synopsis and passing on. There’s nothing new to find out by watching it. There’s nothing inherently wrong with “Black Mass,” if this is the […]
Grade: D Verdict: Full of inconsistencies, “The Visit” is a film you should completely skip, or at least wait for the free showing here at Cinefest in a few months. “The Visit” is a comedy/horror […]
Grade: B Verdict: Fun and efficient, the new Transporter delivers some good chases to bring a checkered flag to the summer. My earliest movie memory is an opening sequence: a grandfather is teaching his grandson […]
Atlanta is becoming the new Hollywood, as the movie scene expands lager production studios are being built to accommodate the growing industry. Georgia Legislator is looking to increase filming incentives by expanding filming tax […]
Verdict: “No Escape” succeeds in the difficult thriller genre with great action from beginning to end. The multiple OSCAR winner and classical Hollywood director Billy Wilder outlined 10 rules for screenwriting. His tenth commandment […]
There is a difference between a movie that leaves you speechless and one that leaves you with nothing to say. The first type includes the films that blew your mind away, and after your silence […]
Verdict: Despite not being free from flaws and exaggerations, Straight Outta Compton is a positive step for African American history in film. In 1989, Spike Lee released a masterpiece, “Do the Right Thing”, […]
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