Simply put, The End of the Tour is a road trip buddy movie about two men who wouldn’t necessarily choose to … More
Category: Reviews
Movie Review: “A LEGO Brickumentary” the Shilling is Not Worth the Kitsch
Slick production, big name cameos, bright colors and fun music aren’t enough to make this film worth your time UNLESS … More
Movie Review: Gyllenhaal Enthralls in the Wobbly “Southpaw”
Southpaw is chock-full of traditional boxing film tropes but the strong performances, tidy camera work and touching score by James … More
Edward Rutherfurd’s “Paris” is an Epic Novel and Love Story to the City Lacking Only in Passion
This 800 page epic novel follows six families from 1261-1968 and tucks in both historical and religious histories and uprisings. … More
Film Review: “Cartel Land” Propels Viewers Into the Terrifying Lives of Vigilantes
From the tight opening shot of a black sky obscured by the masked faces of sweating men boiling, mixing and … More
“Amy” is a Cinematic Wonder, One of the Best Movies of the Year
We all feel like we know the story of Amy Winehouse. She was a talented musician who, unfortunately, was also … More
5 Stars for the Multi-Layered Graphic Novel, “First Man: Reimaging Matthew Henson”
If I had an endless supply of money, I would buy a copy of this book for every school library … More
Review: Vertigo’s “Bodies” Great Concept – Muddled Execution
The cover for Bodies is simply stunning. A blood splattered pin-up girl with a mysterious symbol on her belt. What … More
Jennifer Mathieu’s “Devoted” Addresses the Slippery Issues of Religion with Intelligence and Grace
Rachel Walker has been raised in a closed community. All of the people who live in her area belong to … More
Clouds of Sils Maria is a Trying, Passionate, Power Play with Unforgettable Performances
Clouds of Sils Maria is an in-depth character study of a self-obsessed, aging actress who has alienated herself from the … More
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