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Tag: movie review

“Maudie” is a Quiet Film with an Honest Portrayl of Bittersweet Love

Maud Lewis was a quiet housemaid in Nova Scotia whose simple folk art paintings brought her gradual fame in the … More

Ethan Hawke, Film Review, Maud Lewis, Maudie, movie review, sally hawkins

“The Blackcoat’s Daughter” is More Bore Than Horror

Some may describe The Blackcoat’s Daughter as “a slow burn.” I think “half baked” is a more apt description. What … More

Emma Stone, horror, Kiernan Shipka, Lucy Boynton, movie review, Oz Perkins, The Blackcoat's Daughter

“Toni Erdmann” Long, Slow and Awkward with Little Payoff

Toni Erdmann, although artful in its execution comes in at a whopping 162 minutes in length. Of this exorbitant time, … More

Film Review, movie review, Peter Simonischek, Sandra Hüller, Toni Erdmann

Why “La La Land” Should Be At The Top Of Your “To Watch List” *Spoiler Free*

Even the most stodgy of movie goers will find thrill in the cornucopia of delights that is the film La … More

Damien Chazelle, Emma Stone, Film Review, Katherie Hepburn, La La Land, movie review, Ryan Gosling, Spencer Tracy, Whiplash, Woman of the Year

“The Dressmaker” Leaves Viewers Scratching Their Heads

As soon as the credits rolled the mixed emotions and opinions of viewers could be heard throughout the theater. What exactly … More

David Hirschfelder, Film Review, Hugo Weaving, Judy Davis, Kate Winslet, Liam Hemsworth, movie review, Rosalie Ham, Sacha Horler, Sarah Snook, The Dressmaker

“Morgan” is a Stylized Science Thriller That Misses the Mark

Morgan looks amazing. It’s sanitized and sharp, with impressive sets, a solid cast, and a compelling premise. Unfortunately, the script … More

Brian Cox, Film Review, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Kate Mara, Luke Scott, Michael Yare, Morgan, movie review, Paul Giametti, Rose Leslie, Toby Jones

“Wiener-Dog” is A Somber Reflection of American Heartache

Todd Solondz is a director known for shocking storytelling (Happiness), painful analysis of life in America (Welcome to the Dollhouse), … More

Danny DeVito, Ellen Burstyn, Film Review, Greta Gerwig, Julie Delpy, Kieran Culkin, movie review, Todd Solondz, Tracy Letts, Weiner-Dog

Maggie’s Plan is Forgettable, Muddled and Unsatisfying

Maggie (Greta Gerwig) wants to have a baby so badly, that she’s ready to be artificially inseminated to do so. … More

Bill Hader, Ethan Hawke, Film Review, Greta Gerwig, Julianne Moore, Maggie's Plan, Maya Rudolph, movie review, Rebecca Miller

Movie Review: “City of Gold” is a Charming Bio-Doc About One of America’s Last Great Food Critics

 Jonathan Gold is one of the most influential people in creating the concept of how the city of Los Angeles … More

City of Gold, documentary, Jonathan Gold, Laura Gabbert, movie review

Movie Review: “Krisha”Documents a Life Undone

Watching Krisha is like watching an artistically rendered reality television show gone off the rails. The remarkable acting talent of … More

Bill Wise, Krisha, Krisha Fairchild, movie review, Trey Edward Shults

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