Movie Reviews

Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris

Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is a breezy delight. It has a charming story and terrific performances to help make it a satisfying movie...

Three Thousand Years of Longing

Three Thousand Years of Longing is the latest effort from director George Miller who gave us the Mad Max movies. Here he makes a...

Beast

Last week it was Fall. Now, this week it's Beast, another survivalist film that looks great and has a fair amount of thrills and...

Fall

Fall is a survivalist thriller that does come off as preposterous, but it also has moments of genuine suspense and other high-voltage visuals to...

Mack and Rita

Mack & Rita is an alleged comedy that uses the body switching formula as its premise, but it does so in such an aggressively...

Bullet Train

Bullet Train is an action comedy that's simultaneously hilarious and violent and while the plot does occasionally run off the rails, it compensates with...

DC League of Super-Pets

DC League of Super-Pets introduces the premise of what if DC's most famous superheroes had pets? What would they be like? Would they have...

Nope

Nope is writer/director Jordan Peele's third thriller. His first two outings were the exceptional and brilliant Get Out and Us. Both of them proved...

Where the Crawdads Sing

Where the Crawdads Sing is the adaptation of the 2018 best-selling novel by Delia Owens and fans will appreciate this version regardless of whatever...

Thor: Love and Thunder

Thor: Love and Thunder marks the fourth standalone effort, but I think the filmmakers missed an opportunity to call it Thor 4. Nevertheless, this...

The Black Phone

The Black Phone could've easily been a disposable horror thriller, but it's elevated largely due to a committed cast and a story that features...

The Rise of Gru

For me, the Despicable Me series has had a hit-or-miss track record. The first two movies were clever and fun. The third movie, as...