movie review

Christopher Robin (2018): Movie Review

A likable enough story that could have been great with a shift in tone.

The Third Murder (2017): Movie Review

An above-average legal/procedural thriller that doesn't quite live up to the director's previous work, but is still well worth a look.

Hearts Beat Loud (2018): Movie Reivew

A perfectly functional film that's sure to please many and prove harmless to the rest.

Hereditary (2018): Movie Review

Easily the most intense and terrifying horror film to come out in decades. It won't be for everyone, but it will affect anyone who sees it in some way.

Solo (2018): Movie Review

Not the best film in the franchise, but far from the worst. While mostly agreeable, Solo still has its ups and downs.

Itzhak (2017): Movie Review

An engaging portrait of a world-class violinist, who also happens to be a fascinating and kind man who knows how to live.

Avengers: Infinity War (2018): Movie Review

The Marvel Studios stranglehold continues.

Lean on Pete (2018): Movie Review

A surprisingly moving film that manages to break free of the potential for overdone melodrama.

Rampage (2018): Movie Review

A flat and toneless destruction-fest that could have been a lot more with just a tad bit of vision.

A Quiet Place (2018): Movie Review

A good old-fashioned nail-biting horror movie that is as scary and tense as it is fun.

Ready Player One (2018): Movie Review

Underdeveloped characters with questionable motives maneuver a thin plot that's held together with nothing more than a non-stop barrage of nostalgia.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017): Movie Review

Despite the negativity from certain circles of the fan community, 'The Last Jedi' is by far the most cinematic and accomplished work in the series since 'Empire.'

Thor: Ragnarok (2017): Movie Review

Finally, a superhero film that successfully showcases the outlandish and ridiculous aspects of the genre in the best of possible ways.

Blade Runner 2049 (2017): Movie Review

A visually rich sci-fi noir with a great cast and story to boot.

Dolores (2017): Movie Review

An engaging and insightful documentary that sheds much needed light on one of America's greatest heroes.

Incredibly divisive and drenched in allegory, Aronofsky's newest film begs the question of whether its hyperbolic message is an important telling of centuries-old themes or a stale mixture of everything we have already seen before.