Complete with a Waterslide: Disney’s Buddy Comedy ‘The Emperor’s New Groove’ Turns Twenty
As Disney entered the new millennium, there were many questions about the future of its animation department. The Renaissance hadContinue Reading
Category: Reviews
30 Year Anniversary: The Star Creating ‘The King of the New York’ Reigns Supreme
Pulp crime and shoot ’em gangster films have always held a special place in my heart. Thanks to the effortsContinue Reading
Oscar Catchup Review: The Sweet Documentary ‘Honeyland’ Features the Best Drama of 2019
Communication and tradition can be tricky as generations try to pass on what they’ve learned. Every generation feuds with theContinue Reading
Review: ‘Knives Out’ Gives Rian Johnson Another Star-Studded Affair to Talk About
Following the tragic events of The Last Jedi, director and writer Rian Johnson needed a hit. The director’s proven track record of excellingContinue Reading
Review: Greta Gerwig Delivers a Beautiful and Fresh Take on ‘Little Women’
Few saw the success of Lady Bird coming when it released in 2017. The story of a young girl growingContinue Reading
Review: ‘Rocketman’ Takes Flight Thanks to Taron Egerton and a Musical Background
Last year, the extremely divisive Bohemian Rhapsody opened some doors for filmmakers. For whatever reason, the industry had forgotten the musicalContinue Reading
Review: ‘Uncut Gems’ Brings Adam Sandler Back Into the Limelight with a Tight, Evocative Thriller
For all the negativity that surrounds Adam Sandler, the comedian continues to prove his value in the industry. Most of theContinue Reading
Review: ‘1917’ Explodes Into the Oscar Race Thanks to Roger Deakins, Outstanding Visuals and Sound
Following boys into battle has long been a fascination of Hollywood. All Is Quiet on the Western Front and Laurence of Arabia continue toContinue Reading
Review: ‘Harriet’ Plays It Safe, But Erivo Lifts the Film
While Hollywood suffers from retreading similar ground in many of its films, no genre can frustrate audiences more than theContinue Reading
Foreign Language Review: ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ Beautifully Explores Art, Love, and the Women Who Dream
Sometimes, film gives you the opportunity to fall in love with two people making their way through the world. Portrait ofContinue Reading
