Category: Reviews
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‘Seven Psychopaths’ is a little bit psychotic, little bit funny
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This excellent flick from writer/director Martin McDonagh features an excellent ensemble cast at the top of their game.
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Ben Affleck’s ‘Argo’ is filmmaking at its finest
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This tense thriller builds on Ben Affleck’s most recent films to continue to cement his reputation as a director of high quality movies
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‘Here Comes The Boom’ has some boom, but few laughs
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Comedy movies that show all the good parts in the trailer never work. This is one of them.
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‘Pitch Perfect’ hits sour note by striving for being cool than being unique
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What this song-filled flick has going for it is a cast that can sing… which they do… again, and again, and again
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‘Taken 2’ is watered down for PG-13, should have been hard-R
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Great action and strong characters, but everything feels toned down from first film that it loses its edge.
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‘Beyond The Black Rainbow’ is a trippy dirge
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More stream of conscious than narrative, director Panos Cosmatos creates a film inspired by those horrifying VHS boxes that decorated mom-and-pop video stores in the 1980s.
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‘The Oranges’ don’t taste as sweet as advertised
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Good acting usually can’t save weak writing and that’s the primary problem with this flick.
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‘Butter’ is a brilliantly written film & a joy to watch
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This is one of those brilliantly written films that is a joy to watch.
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‘Sister’ is interesting, yet flawed
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‘L’enfant d’en haut’ (English title: ‘Sister’) is the second feature film from writer/director Ursula Meier, whose first film ‘Home’ was fairly well received.
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‘The Wrecking Crew’ is a must-see documentary about the musicians you never knew existed
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Even though the film has won 10 film festivals, and been an official selection in at least 28 others around the world, you probably don’t know it exists.