Movie Reviews
Neil Burger's film is contrived, it is also satisfying. Bryan Cranston's Phillip Lacasse is a quadriplegic who would be happy to end his life. His accident occurred shortly following the death of his wife, from cancer. He is excessively wealthy, lives high in a penthouse apartment in … [Read More...] about The Upside
Based on a novel by W. Bruce Cameron, this family-friendly adventure stars Bella, a sweet dog on a treacherous journey to find her way … [Read More...] about A Dog’s Way Home
A traditional biopic is elevated from the embodiment of its subject even if it has an obvious gambit to call attention to its spirit. The … [Read More...] about Becoming Astrid
Fantasy sci-fi thriller from Jeffrey Nachmanoff (Traitor) starring Keanu Reeves (whose career has had the ups and downs of his middle-age … [Read More...] about Replicas
A less lurid version of Saw, Hostel, and Final Destination comes from Insidious: The Last Key helmsman Adam Robitel using pillaging, … [Read More...] about Escape Room
A new crime drama from Karyn Kusama (The Invitation, Jennifer's Body, Girlfight) would lead one to believe that it is more profound than it … [Read More...] about Destroyer
A sweet, if doleful homage to an illustrious comedy duo from Hollywood's yesteryear is this limited biopic where the leads outweigh a … [Read More...] about Stan & Ollie
Etan Cohen can't blame the writer for the bad script, he wrote it, and his direction does nothing to help the inept story. The … [Read More...] about Holmes & Watson
Mimi Leder's On The Basis Of Sex is a ready-made, hagiographic, routine biopic of doughty Ruth Bader Ginsburg depicted earlier this year in … [Read More...] about On The Basis of Sex
