Collateral Beauty Review
If you’ve watched plenty of dramas you’ll be able to catch the twist early on, but the movie keeps annoyingly poking you saying “We have a twist. Can you catch it? Can you catch it? Huh? Huh? Huh?”
Hidden Figures Review
These women are portrayed more than characters but as people. Their scenes facing different personal challenges are genuinely moving to see but when the three of them are together discussing their lives make it even more entertaining. It felt like watching a historical episode of Girlfriends at times (remember Girlfriends? The show starring Tracee Ellis Ross back in the 00s?)
Silence Review
Silence is Martin Scorsese classically telling an epic tale that is worth the near three-hour running time.
20th Century Women Review
Where you thought Shane Black's The Nice Guys was a love letter to the 70s, 20th Century Women is Mike Mills' visual encyclopedia guide to 1979.
Patriot's Day Review
What Peter Berg can truly capture (which can be said for now all of his films) is the human spirit. As much as it’s hard to admit this, Patriots Day does, in fact, brings out the true American patriot out of you.
Manchester By The Sea Review
For this being the third Amazon Studios film, it’s weird to say that Amazon can actually produce some great film content and with this arguably more so than Netflix.
A Monster Calls Review
With the $43,000,000 budget, the film puts all of its effects to work.There are so many branches in him that are so detailed realistically that it integrates well with the interactions of these characters.
Fences Review
If you have been a New Yorker or a broadway fanatic who desirably wished to have seen this revival on Broadway in 2010 but never had the chance to see it, this film is the answer to your long-awaited prayer.