Marriage Story | Baumbach Finds The Raw Truth Of Families In Divorce
Marriage Story is one of the best films of the year. It has an emotional story that many people will relate to on multiple levels, but those heavy elements won't prevent you from being entertained as well.
The Irishman | A Career Highlight For All Involved
The Irishman is an outstanding film that should garner awards contention. On top of its direction, screenwriting, and editing, the music is outstanding and the acting is incredibly strong.
Ford v Ferrari | Great Acting, Poor Pacing
The dialogue of Ford v Ferrari is sharp and witty, especially when Miles is delivering jabs at whichever poor soul has sparked his irk that day, but it’s just missing that one piece that could push it over the edge.
Doctor Sleep | A Marvelous Amalgam of Stephen King’s Best Work
While this is not at the caliber of the Shining, Doctor Sleep will still leave horror fans satisfied. Check out our review here.
Midway | Spectacle vs. Story
Midway is a mediocre war film filled with interesting action and wooden characters. Check out our full review at this link.
Last Christmas | Henry Golding Brings The Charm
I'd recommend checking Last Christmas out at a matinee and bringing someone you love. Don't pay full price.
Terminator: Dark Fate | The Sequel We’ve Been Waiting For
Hard-hitting action, smooth as butter fight scenes, grit for days, and four ass-kicking leads! Is this Terminator: Dark Fate the sequel we finally need?
Motherless Brooklyn | Norton Makes an Oscar Run
As it stands, Motherless Brooklyn represents a genre of cinema that is rarely seen these days, and it delivers on all fronts.
The Current War: Director’s Cut | Electricity is Boring
The Current War: Director’s Cut is the dramatic story of the cutthroat race between electricity titans Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse.
Joker | A Captivating Study Of Mental Illness
Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix, is an intense, brilliant picture. The direction, editing, music, acting, and production design are all on point.
