‘Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri’ MOVIE REVIEW: A Strong Film with Unfortunate Flaws
Some big detractions hold back what is an otherwise very well made (very) dark comedy.
Sean Cowley
‘Coco’ MOVIE REVIEW: An Emotional, Wonderful Addition to Pixar’s Winning Slate
Pixar’s latest blends fun and heart into a film that all can enjoy.
‘City of Ghosts’ DOCUMENTARY REVIEW: Brave Journos Take On ISIS
Oscar nominated doco filmmaker Matthew Heineman (‘Cartel Land’) looks at the citizen journalists risking it all to expose ISIS.
From Good to Incredible: Denis Villeneuve Movies Ranked
Sicario, Arrival, Incendies, Prisoners. Villeneuve is one of the finest directors working today.
‘The Little Hours’ MOVIE REVIEW: Few Laughs in Dry-as-Hell Dark Comedy
A predominantly dull film with the occasional whiff of brilliance found here and there.
‘Three West’ (aka ‘Transpecos’) MOVIE REVIEW: A Taut, Well Crafted Border Thriller
A mix of impressive performances with sharp visuals and a wonderful score.
‘Death Note’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix Adaptation Fails to Deliver
Fun concept and some strong cinematography aside, the film is constantly hurt by the underdevelopment of character and plot.
‘Okja’ MOVIE REVIEW: Bong Joon-ho’s Netflix Film is Frustratingly Uneven
Flickers between ‘E.T.’ and a PETA Facebook video.
‘Play Your Gender’ DOCUMENTARY REVIEW: Music Industry Gender Inequality Gets the Stage
The distinct lack of females within the music industry is the focus of this very well put together documentary.
‘War Machine’ MOVIE REVIEW: Brad Pitt’s Netflix Movie is an Uneven Mess
Aussie filmmaker David Michôd (‘Animal Kingdom’) has, unfortunately, crafted a satire that simply doesn’t work.
‘Sky’ MOVIE REVIEW: Diane Kruger & Norman Reedus Drama Doesn’t Work
Although, Kruger does put in a great performance.
‘Tower’ DOCUMENTARY REVIEW: A Profound, Creative Look at a Dark Day in US History
And yes, this must-watch doco is available on Netflix. Get on it.
‘Children of Men’: The Masterpiece That Should Never Be Forgotten
It’s a brilliant and important film, and deserves to be heralded as a modern classic.
‘O.J.: Made in America’ DOCUMENTARY REVIEW: Must-See Viewing
Completely engaging and staggeringly well made.
‘Land of Mine’ MOVIE REVIEW: Tense and Insightful Portrayal of Underseen Post-War Period
Constant white-knuckle tension balanced out by a strong character study and wonderfully crafted, emotional relationships.
‘A Man Called Ove’ MOVIE REVIEW: Endearing Dark Comedy Finds Human Connection is Key
Despite the darkness, this Oscar-nominated Swedish picture manages to be funny and completely endearing.
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