Category: Movie Reviews

It’s a sprawling, over-the-top epic of greed, lust, and power that’s a little bit stomach churning, but also impossible to resist.

How much you enjoy this film likely will depend on how much you appreciate that nostalgia.

It’s a refreshing film with a charm that’s undeniable for little ones.

The film is a sweeping meta-human saga with intergalactic roots that plays out over 7,000 years of history, but at its core, is a sudsy, super-powered soap opera.

You can always count on director Edgar Wright to mine something unique and often dazzling even while toiling in familiar territory.

Dense and bleak in tone, yet visionally arresting and stunningly captivating, director Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ is a compelling start to what hopefully will be a satisfying epic.

The movie might garner Academy-award attention, particularly in the technical categories. It is a great-looking film with stunning cinematography, sound, and costuming.

It’s a bit of a shame that this is his last one, but Craig did go out with a bang.

With three new films opening in local theaters this weekend, maybe it’s a sign that things are inching their way to a new normal?

The songs and music by the duo of “La La Land’s” Benj Pasek and Justin Paul are effective and introspective, and the film’s cinematography by Brandon Trost is gorgeous.

Though some Eastwood fans might feel a bit let down, I enjoyed the film’s slightly different flavor for what it is rather than what it is not.

With the calendar creeping ever closer to October, producer and director James Wan is at it again.

The film has an epic sweep, but its humor and heart ground the movie into a commodity that’s likely to please most fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

When Michael Keaton shows up in the last third of the film, he clicks off the cruise-control button and breathes new life into the movie.