Movie Reviews
‘Dumbo’ Review: A Painful Remake Devoid of Happiness and Heart
Disney's latest live-action remake, Dumbo, does anything but soar. The remake of the 1941 animated classic arrives on the big...
‘Hotel Mumbai’ Review: A Taut, Suspenseful Film about a Terrorist Attack on a Hotel Full of Tourists
NexHotel Mumbai is an ‘edge of your seat’ film about the 2008 terrorist attack on the Taj Hotel in Mumbai....
“Us” Review: A Terrifying Awesome Psychological Thriller
After creating a new standard for the horror genre with his last film Get Out, Jordan Peele is releasing his...
‘Giant Little Ones’ Review: A Fantastic Look at the Life of a Teenager
Giant Little Ones, a new film from award-winning director, Keith Behrman, is a coming of age movie about two popular boys...
‘Five Feet Apart’ Review: A Sick-Flick Nailed on the Head, Takes Your Heartstrings with It
A soft hallmark-esque montage introduced the main subject for this film, the importance of touch and human connection, via home...
‘Mapplethorpe’ Review: An Uneven Look at the Life of the Controversial Photographer
Mapplethorpe provides a look into the life of controversial photographer Robert Mapplethorpe (played by Matt Smith). From his rise in...
‘Finding Steve McQueen’ Review: An Epic Story of Five Wise Guys Robbing a Bank
Director Mark Steven Johnson and co-writers Ken Mixon and Keith Sharon bring us a funny, smart and sweet film that...
‘The Invisibles’ Review: Unbelievable Documentary About 4 Jews That Hid in Berlin During WWII
In May of 1943, propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels declared Berlin was ‘free of Jews.’ Little did he know that during...
‘Captain Marvel’ Review: A Freaking Awesome Movie
Going into the press screening for Captain Marvel, I had very high expectations. This film had a lot of hype...
‘Apollo 11’ Review: An Incredible Documentary about the First Moon Landing
Right off the bat, I am going to tell you to run don’t walk to your nearest IMAX theatre and...
‘To Dust’ Review: An Unlikely Friendship Between a College Professor and a Grieving Cantor
‘To Dust’ played to packed theatres at the 2019 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, the largest Jewish film festival in the...
‘Ruben Brandt, Collector’ Review: A Magical Animated Action Film
‘Ruben Brandt, Collector’ is directed, written and drawn by Milorad Krstić, a Budapest multimedia artist. The film is made up...
