‘Desierto’ MOVIE REVIEW: Border-Crossing Thriller Is Effective But Falls Short
Some elements of a very entertaining indie thriller, but its bare-bones approach leaves you wanting much more.
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‘David Stratton: A Cinematic Life’ DOCUMENTARY REVIEW: A Sincere, Romantic Ode to a Lover of Cinema
A joyous and touching look at one man’s life and his passion for movies.
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‘Kong: Skull Island’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Kick-Ass Cinema Experience
What the magic of cinema is all about: pure and absolute escapism.
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‘Cyberbully’ MOVIE REVIEW: Maisie Williams Has Online Drama
The ‘Game of Thrones’ actress puts in competent work in this compelling produced-for-TV thriller.
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‘Jasper Jones’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Weighty Story of Innocence Lost
A much more complete and rewarding narrative than what we’ve seen in the last few years of outback movies.
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‘Loving’ MOVIE REVIEW: Moving & Sincere Film Provides Allegory for Modern Times
Reminds us that equality for all is a fundamental right we must continue to strive for.
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‘Logan’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Brutal, Emotional, Impressive Piece of Cinema
It’s damn near perfect.
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‘A Few Less Men’ MOVIE REVIEW: Utter Rubbish
A new low point for Australian comedy.
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‘Slack Bay’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Meandering, Odd Mix of the Absurd and Macabre
There are some laughs to be had, but the bloody gore and silly slapstick never quite gel together.
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‘Miss Sloane’ MOVIE REVIEW: Jessica Chastain Leads Absorbing Political Thriller
Chastain delivers an unwavering performance in this pro-gun control picture.
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‘T2 Trainspotting’ MOVIE REVIEW: Danny Boyle Delivers Entertaining, Worthy Sequel
It ain’t perfect, but it’s damn good. Danny Boyle’s sequel is a joyously non-PC cinematic high.
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‘Coming Out’ DOCO REVIEW: An Insightful & Honest Look at Leaving the Closet
Alden Peters decided to come out to friends and family. Fortunately, he decided to film it.
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‘Made in France’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Timely & Compelling Thriller
A fascinating and darkly prophetic view of home-grown terrorism.
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