Movie Review: The Girl On The Train (Universal)
Staff Writer People are calling The Girl on the Train a sexy thriller, but it’s not. It’s a mystery, rather than a thriller, and while there’s enough sex onscreen to make quota,…
Movie Reviews
Movie Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children (20th Century Fox)
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children looks and sounds, especially at first, like a Harry Potter-ish fantasy about growing up (or not) and fitting in (or not), but fundamentally it’s…
Movie Review: Morgan (20th Century Fox)
Gnostics believed that the sensible world is the creation not of God but of a flawed subordinate divinity, the Demiurge, whose ignorance and self-centeredness affected the quality of his handiwork.
Movie Review: Suicide Squad (Warner Bros)
Superman is dead. That’s the first premise of Suicide Squad. Superman is dead, and Amanda Waller (played by Viola Davis), a ruthless U.S. intelligence officer, is worried that the next…
Movie Review: Jason Bourne (Universal)
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher Matt Damon returns to the Bourne franchise.
Movie Review: The Secret Life Of Pets (Universal)
Do you know what your pets are doing while you’re away?
Captain America: Civil War Movie Review: A Conflict Between Allies
Choose your side wisely.
Movie Review: Man Of Steel (Warner)
I can remember watching Superman the Movie as a kid. I had, up to that point, watched him in cartoons, wore his Underoo’s, ran around the house using blankets as…
Movie Review: Much Ado About Nothing (Roadside Attractions)
So how does a filmmaker come off a huge successful blockbuster like the Avengers? For Joss Whedon, it’s doing a more intimate film based on one of William Shakespeare’s comedies,…
Movie Review: Star Trek: Into Darkness (Paramount)
Space: The Final Frontier But thank goodness not the final Star Trek Movie How we deal with death is at least as important as how we deal with life. -James…