Grade: C Recommendation: For devoted JT fans only. Verdict: It’s muddled and telling only one side of the story. This documentary is more of a plea for mercy than an explanation of a strange phenomenon. […]
Recommendation: Maybe– Worth a Redbox, but skip the theater prices. Verdict: “Captain Fantastic” has some good laughs, but struggles to strike a balance between its jokes and emotional core. It’s not great and probably […]
Grade: B Verdict: Can we vote JJ off the island yet? “Cloverfield”’s spiritual sibling is a tight thriller diminished by lame-brain Abrams influence. —- No matter how much the title wants you to believe it, […]
Grade: F Verdict: Wonderful special effects, but none of them are even fun to admire in “London has Fallen.” —— “London has Fallen,” the sequel to “Olympus has Fallen,” seems incredibly out of touch with […]
Grade: A- Verdict: Charm and cheese make for a fun ride, only helped by the dedication to sports movie formula of “Eddie.” —– In this age of movie blogs and angry Twitterers, it’s easy to […]
Verdict: Well-done film of a very interesting story about a man’s quest for gold. Perfect film to get excited for Rio 2016 this summer. Grade: A ————- The Olympic Games are coming in August, but […]
Verdict: The Coen Brothers go exploring 1950s Hollywood, and they deliver the best film of 2016 so far. Grade: A ———- “Blessed be father, for I have sinned.” This line that opens the new Coen […]
Based on the book of the same name from 2000, “In the Heart of the Sea” invites us to go on the hunt for whales and their precious oil in the 1820s. Long before 2000, […]
Grade: A- Verdict: Marked by wonderful acting performances, “The 33” is a strong film that successfully mixes tension, emotion and hope at most times. —————————— There’s a key detail that sets “The 33” apart from […]
Grade: C Verdict: Without the punch of the comic strips for adults nor an interesting story for kids, “Peanuts: The Movie” ends up in an odd dead zone. One key moment defined the new Charlie […]
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