Review: GREEN BOOK
Comedy director Peter Farrelly gets serious but doesn’t forget his funny bone.
Review: THE FRONT RUNNER
Playing it safe, director Reitman makes us appreciate the time but not the man and his flaws.
Review: WIDOWS
Viola Davis gets tough in Steve McQueen/Gillian Flynn action heist vehicle.
Review: FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD
This Potter prequel lays the groundwork…
Review: BOY ERASED
Well-intentioned attempt to bring best-selling memoir to screen captures the spirit of the source.
Review: THE GRINCH
Perfectly fine family animation arrives just in time for the holiday season.
Review: BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
Malek’s uncanny performance combined with the iconic music carries a soft biopic.
Review: SUSPIRIA (2018)
Jonathan compares the remake with the classic original.
Review: THE NUTCRACKER AND THE FOUR REALMS
Great visuals can’t overcome middling Disney storyline.
Review: THE GREAT BUSTER
The on-going loss of our motion picture heritage is one of the great tragedies of modern America. The movies have been integral to our cultural history since the 1890s. We can’t lay claim to inventing them exclusively, but we Americans absolutely made them our own. Yet over half of the movies ever made are now lost. Much of this loss is due to practical circumstance. Early film stocks were highly…