Review: DEATH WISH
In his review, Jonathan reflects on how things have changed since the 1974 DEATH WISH
Review: A FANTASTIC WOMAN
Daniela Vega is a revelation in Chile’s Oscar Contender
Review: GAME NIGHT
Bateman and McAdams make a nice couple, but Jonathan thinks they’re in the wrong movie.
Review: BLACK PANTHER
Like all things Marvel, it’s good to be King. Earnest, entertaining film can’t shake comic book trappings.
Review: LADY BIRD
Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut “Lady Bird” proves to be a great start, as it boasts excellent performances from Saoirse Ronan, and Laurie Metcalf to name a few. In the year 2002, a young teenager named Christine McPherson (Saoirse Ronan), who likes to be called Lady Bird, is a student at a Catholic High School. She desperately wants to find out what she wants to do after high school in terms…
Review: THE CLOVERFIELD PARADOX
Caillou abhors the surprising Netflix dump of the new installment in the innovative franchise.
Review: PADDINGTON 2
Caillou gushes about the film that no one seems to be watching, but should…
Review: HAPPY END
Haneke continues to uncover hidden truths…
Review: MAZE RUNNER: THE DEATH CURE
Ending a franchise with a whimper…
Review: THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI
Martin McDonagh further proves that he is not only an excellent screenwriter, but also a director with his latest film, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.” A few months have passed since Mildred Hayes’ (Frances McDormand) daughter was raped and murdered in Ebbing, Missouri. The police in the city essentially do not strive to get the case solved and find out who did these disturbing acts upon Hayes’ daughter, and work…