‘WRATH OF MAN’ Review | What You See is What You Get
Overall, Wrath of Man is mostly what it appears to be: a Jason Statham action flick that stays true to its roots and doesn’t try to be anything that it’s not.
‘PERCY VS. GOLIATH’ Review | Disappointingly Inaccurate
While brilliantly acted, Percy vs. Goliath erases all nuance from the controversial subject matter, diminishing the value of a message that would have been more honestly conveyed with a genuine depiction.
‘THE VIRTUOSO’ Review
The Virtuoso is a suspense murder drama which is done in by weak writing. Performances by Anthony Hopkins, Anson Mount, and Abbie Cornish were the high points in a disappointing film that failed to deliver on its potential.
‘WITHOUT REMORSE’ Review | Without Emotion
Here's our review of Without Remorse, the latest Tom Clancy feature film that will be coming to Amazon this week.
‘NOBODY’ Review | It’s All Good, Man!
Bob Odenkirk sheds his Saul Goodman persona for a form-fitting John Wick number in this over-the-top revenge flick. Nobody is definitely not high cinema, but it's a fun way to spend an hour and a half.
Mortal Kombat Review | Far From Flawless
Simon McQuoid and his creative team blatantly ignored almost everything that makes Mortal Kombat good from a story standpoint, and instead threw in an R rating and some fatalities in hopes that would be enough to appease fans.
‘FRENCH EXIT’ Review | Controlled Chaos
With money running out and suicidal thoughts taking hold, the final 30 minutes of French Exit are fantastic. Clocking in just shy of two hours, it takes a bit to get to the best parts of the film, but the final act is worth the wait.
‘THE COURIER’ Review | How a Salesman Saved the World
The Courier is a well-crafted albeit extremely conventional biopic that tells an incredible story. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
‘WandaVision’ Review | A Hodgepodge of Excellence
WandaVision is an incredible series for Disney’s first entry into the Marvel TV series library, which had already established a high bar.
‘THE FATHER’ Review | The Horrors of Dementia
Stellar performances coupled with what we know of dementia make The Father extremely believable, and an almost freighting experience.
