REVIEW – “Misbehaviour”: The Truth Hurts, So Why Not Make It Mean Something?
It’s 1970, a new decade has begun, we’re deep in the middle of the Vietnam War, and all eyes are supposedly on the city of London to make a statement…
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REVIEW – “All In: The Fight for Democracy”: Lessons to Learn from Sobering Truth
With six weeks remaining until the next great general election to determine just where the United States is headed, hopefully, for the best, it probably is important to remember, and…
REVIEW – “The Way I See It”: Candid Shutterbug Tells All About Much Better Time
Back in high school, I spent a semester learning the art and precision of good photography. Even if it couldn’t last forever, the skill and integrity I’ve discovered in that…
REVIEW – “The Grizzlies”: Quietly Compelling Underdog Sports Tale from Edge of the Earth
Moviegoers may be more than familiar with the typical rhythm of the inspirational true-life sports drama by now. Between the likes of Remember the Titans and the layered intricacies of last…
REVIEW – “Mulan”: Disney’s Latest Reboot Struggles to Keep Classic Honor
The money-minting powerhouse that is the modern-day Walt Disney Company has been on a ruthless streak as of late. One where reimagining established IP in between steady Star Wars and…
REVIEW – “I Am Woman”: Underrated Singer with Powerful Message Finally Gets Rough Cinematic Dues
By 1973, Australian singer Helen Reddy had experienced a little of everything in trying to follow one’s dream. A resident without a visa, taking care of a young daughter, looking…
REVIEW – “Tenet”: It’s All About Time in Nolan’s Latest Headscratcher, and Hardly Much Else
In a more perfect world, this review would’ve been published roughly seven weeks ago, and I likely would’ve moved on from the naturally confusing escapist world of director Christopher Nolan….
REVIEW – “The Personal History of David Copperfield”: Not Quite Definitive Dickensian Adaptation Brimming with Whimsy
If you happen to be an inclined fan of the high-end political satires Veep or In the Loop, then it is likely you’re already familiar with the work of Armando…
REVIEW – “The One and Only Ivan” – The Endearing Disney Animal Tale We Were Impatiently Waiting For
The latest example of Hollywood’s theatrical market beliefs and the discrimination they may have toward certain genres and the lack of moneymaking oomph has made for another shuffling to a…
REVIEW – “Tesla”: Showmanship Outweighs Fact in Distracting Biopic
By now, we need not be strangers to biopics involving modern day wizards of industrial prowess. Last year’s The Current War proved the needless delay was worth it for an…