It was particularly good to see Curtis play the Laurie Strode character once again and to get an answer to what would happen to the surviving victim of one of these killers.

The film cements Damien Chazelle’s status as one of the top two or three directors working today. It’s exciting to know that he has a long career ahead of him.

Only two new movies open up in local theaters this weekend, but there still is a little something for everyone.

I was expecting a great pay off, but wound up feeling cheated.

If you are looking for an early Halloween treat, this is it. Black and Blanchett’s chemistry is delightful in this comic-fantasy that’s just spooky enough to be fun for kids and clever enough to capture adults’ attention.

The amount of biting humor and crazy twists and turns of the third act pleasantly caught me off guard.

There’s nothing about Peppermint that you haven’t seen done better before. It’s an admittedly bad movie, but, forgive me, I still liked it.

The movie made its debut in May at the Bentonville Film Festival.

Here’s a brief rundown of several films opening this weekend in Northwest Arkansas. If you’re interested in seeing any of them in the theater, you might act fast. They may not be there long.

It’s a delightful change of pace and probably the best date movie of the year so far.

The film depicts vile people saying, planning, and doing heinous acts under the cover of faith and nationalism.

I think viewers of most ages will ultimately find the film entertaining, but parents need to know that their children and their own attention might drift early in the movie.

Say what you will about Tom Cruise, but the man knows how to make entertaining movies.

Sometimes the familiar can be fun, and as a fan of Denzel Washington it’s hard to deny the pleasures of watching him meet out justice.”

Skyscraper will never make any critic’s classic list, but it’s a fun time at the movie if you like action flicks or are a fan of the The Rock.

Marvel Studios may not be able to cure cancer, bring peace to our time, or solve world hunger, but it sure knows how to make entertaining super-hero movies of all stripes.

Here’s a rundown of some of the films that will be opening in local theaters over the next month.

Like most big-budget films today, this film relies heavily on CGI animation, and unfortunately a good bit of it comes off as undercooked. That’s unfortunate, but not uncommon in the series.

The film is so clever, funny, and heartwarming, and it has a reach as broad as Mr. Incredible’s shoulders that should please young and old alike.

It was too easy and good of an idea not to gender-twist Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean’s trilogy for another summer heist comedy.

Kudos are due for the director and screenwriters, but Woodley’s performance is the reason to see the film.

It’s a fun summer adventure that fills in the backstory of one of filmdom’s most beloved rascals.