Movie Reviews
Fernando Leon de Aranoa writes and directs an intermittently engaging Spanish import that does't excel very well in its pacing and satirical implications about an industrial scales plant up for a local Business Excellence commendation. Still, The Good Boss has Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men) … [Read More...] about The Good Boss
Fall is a thriller. When I was a kid I would climb the power company metal towers which were 100 to 200 feet high, going up was a challenge, … [Read More...] about Fall
Emily is about a strong angry young woman maneuvering her way through barriers and questionable illegal opportunities. Aubrey Plaza gives an … [Read More...] about Emily the Criminal
This tender, yet flinty drama has a cut-down peculiarity to it that offers amusing instances, but shines because of a lack of heavy handedness, … [Read More...] about A Love Song
Following four girls on their school break before middle-school doesn't do the young actresses like Lia Barnett and Sanai Victoria justice under … [Read More...] about Summering
Frank Bullet Train is a convoluted action comedy, which will appeal only to certain viewers who can absorb and enjoy the comedy wrapped in … [Read More...] about Bullet Train
A new horror comedy from Halina Reijn can be garrulous to a degree, but it’s central mystery is a biting invitation with darkening, bloody … [Read More...] about Bodies Bodies Bodies
Ron Howard’s retelling of a 2018 Tham Luang cave rescue of a Thai soccer team and their coach doesn’t have the immediacy or emotional potency of … [Read More...] about Thirteen Lives
Director Jordan Peele brings together some spectacular filming along with quality performances to his new film Nope. But even with all … [Read More...] about Nope
