‘The King Of Staten Island’ Is Unworthy Of Its Crown
Too many long stretches of unfunny scenes and meandering subplots take away from the genuinely funny jokes populated throughout the film.
Josh Trank’s ‘Capone’ Fails As Two Very Different Films Trying To Be One
Had Trank chosen one thematic direction and wholly committed, the film could have been quite good. But as it stands, the film’s badness is only compounded by its squandered potential.
Take A Break From Self-Serious Hollywood Comedies And Let Yourself Enjoy ‘The Wrong Missy’
If you’re not too good to enjoy people falling off cliffs or getting kicked in the face, ‘The Wrong Missy’ will be worth your time.
Netflix’s ‘Hollywood’ Could Have Been Great If It Wasn’t So Focused On Being Woke
At the end of the day, ‘Hollywood’ doesn’t care about telling a compelling story about interesting people, but is intent on demonstrating the importance of representation in media.
With Theaters Closed, ‘Extraction’ Is The High-Octane Action Flick Movie Lovers Are Craving
In ‘Extraction,’ Netflix’s first-to-streaming release, Chris Hemsworth exudes the acting chops he so rarely gets credit for displaying.
‘Bad Education’ Underscores Why Public Schools Shouldn’t Get Big Bailouts
After getting an extra $13.5 billion in March’s ‘Phase 3’ stimulus bill, the education lobby is now asking Congress for another $175 billion as it ponders a Phase 4 bill.
3 Classic Film Noir Choices To Add Some Glamour And Suspense To Quarantine
Dripping with atmosphere, suspense, and glamour, the film noir turns mystery into art. Watch these three picks while you’re stuck at home.
Add Some Romance to Your Lockdown with These Netflix Rom Coms
With the following movies, indulge in some genuinely entertaining on-screen romantic comedies, promising chemistry, great performances, and of course a happy ending, all available on Netflix.
‘The Hunt’ Is Not About Liberals Killing Conservatives, It’s Funny Bipartisan Satire
As we enter a year in which the madness on all sides will rise to a fever pitch, ‘The Hunt’ may be the cold shower we all desperately need.
Politics Have Nothing To Do With Why ‘Joker’ Was Terrible
There was nothing enjoyable, moving, or engaging about ‘Joker,’ which decided to trade an interesting story and compelling characters for a grim tone.
‘The Gentlemen’ Takes A Number Of Risks That Pay Off Handsomely
With excellent performances, clever writing, and an enjoyable story, ‘The Gentlemen’ is certainly worth checking out.
Director Of Powerful New Clarence Thomas Documentary Opens Up: ‘He Just Got Tired Of Having His Story Distorted’
‘It’s a classic story of going from dire poverty in the segregated South to the highest court of the land, including many spiritual and intellectual twists and turns.’
‘Just Mercy’ Questions The Notion Of Equal Justice In The United States
The film explores race and poverty through personal stories that leave the audience to reconcile with the tragic side of American governments’ treatment of minorities and the poor.
True-Life Drama With A-List Cast Honors Heroes Who Gave ‘The Last Full Measure’
In “Last Full Measure,” top Marvel actors Sebastian Stan and Samuel L. Jackson lead a star-studded cast in a Vietnam War drama that spotlights how much military families give their nation.
4 Reasons ‘Cats’ Was So Bad It Must Be A Secret Dog Plot
‘Cats’ was so bad that the only reasoning I can come up with for its badness is that it was a plot by dogs to make cats as unappealing as cosmically possible.
‘1917’ Tells One Of The Greatest Stories Of Courage Since ‘Saving Private Ryan’
‘1917,’ which follows the release of Peter Jackson’s groundbreaking World War I documentary by one year, shares a story of selflessness and honor through technically dazzling cinematic effects.
Why I Loved ‘The Rise of Skywalker’
As a lifelong Star Wars fan, I loved ‘The Rise of Skywalker’ because it reminded me of all the reasons I adore the franchise.
Clint Eastwood’s ‘Richard Jewell’ Reveals An Appetite For Libertarian Entertainment
We’ve all seen filmmakers’ cookie-cutter wokeness. ‘Richard Jewell’ shows us something new and relatable through an American libertarian lens — and audiences could use more of that.
‘Marriage Story’ Is A Predictable Feminist Screed
At the end of the day, ‘Marriage Story’ is a film about a competitive marriage in which the wife disempowers her husband in order to empower herself.
‘Richard Jewell’ Is A Story Of Media And Government Bungling That’s Still Fresh Today
The film’s message isn’t so much that neither government nor media is to be trusted, but for Americans to ask themselves why they should trust either.
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