12 November 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] Rating: 5/5 stars Intrigue. War. Backstabbing. Timothée Chalamet. Three elements that “The King” does right. David Michôd does fictional history justice with this absolutelyRead more >
29 October 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] Rating: 5/5 Netflix’s new series “Living with Yourself,” created by Timothy Greenberg and released on Oct. 18, echoes the dreams many of us haveRead more >
22 October 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] Stars: 3/5 Turns out that even with the best writers and directors, filmmakers have not fully escaped the era of sequels, prequels and reboots.Read more >
15 October 2019 Suzanne Seyfi [email protected] “The Addams Family” animated film takes a beloved decades-old franchise and cynically monetizes it for 2019, albeit with input from devoted Addams admirers. Character designs are liftedRead more >
1 October 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] 4/5 stars Just another space movie, or a groundbreaking take on futurism? Or… neither. Slightly unknown director Josh Gray’s take on extraterrestrial exploration andRead more >
24 September 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] Rating: 2.5/5 Ansel Elgort (“The Fault in Our Stars” and “Baby Driver”) stars once again in a story jam-packed with brutal emotion, but hisRead more >
10 September 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] Rating: 3/5 A real enigma of a movie like titular character Bernadette Fox herself, ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette?’ by famed director Richard Linklater, takesRead more >
Israel Wheatley [email protected] 3 September 2019 “Ready or Not,” directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet, takes horror cinema to… well, pretty much the same level as it hasRead more >
Israel Wheatley [email protected] 27 August 2019 5/5 stars Tarantino’s latest film, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” tells the reimagined tales of three Hollywood figures in 1969, recognized oftenRead more >
23 April 2019 Israel Wheatley [email protected] Released on April 12, 2019, “Little,” directed by Tina Gordon, lives up to its name with an underwhelming yet enjoyable theatrical experience, proving thatRead more >